Sentence examples for profoundly exploited from inspiring English sources

Our results highlight how the recognition of the extrinsic constraints and the influence of multi-scale habitat selection may help guiding land use management, to ensure species conservation in profoundly exploited landscapes.

Liverpool profoundly failed to exploit these flaws; quick-witted combinations were rare, and through-balls led to many more offsides than opportunities.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have apologised to a "profoundly vulnerable" girl who was sexually exploited as a 15-year-old by five men from Rochdale.

Like selective predators, fisheries can profoundly alter the mortality schedules of exploited populations.

Further, I find Mr. Smith's implication that I, as a model and porn performer, have been coerced, victimized, or exploited by my job to be profoundly degrading and insulting.

If they disagree, sometimes I get a chance to enrich their understanding of how profoundly wrong-wingers are exploiting them.

While the growing availability of air flight did not affect basic postal organization as profoundly as the railways, its advantages of speed and operational reliability have been exploited in different ways since the 1920s.

These data suggest that the scaffold's micro-structure profoundly influences cell behaviors and creates an instructive micro-environment to enhance nerve morphogenesis that can be exploited to improve recovery and understand the molecular differences between repair and regeneration.

He exploited the vulnerable.

Some people exploited that".

The law is often manipulated and exploited for perverse ends but it's rare that one forgotten detail in legislation can affect an entire mass of people quite so profoundly.    .