Sentence examples for rather exploited from inspiring English sources

However, many final-year medical students complain about the lack of time of the ward doctors available for supervision and even about being rather exploited for non-medical activities (activities that could be delegated to nurses or non-medical staff) in order to help doctors cope with an increasing workload in patient care [ 7, 8].

And that in any case some artists of the period didn't at all mind multiple vanishing points but rather exploited them.

Hence, elastic instabilities are no longer considered as structural failures but rather exploited for repeatable well-behaved adaptations.

"It was the vernacular of the exploiter rather than the exploited," he said.

The influx of immigrants looking for work thanks to free trade agreements like NAFTA has led to the inevitable exploitation of immigrant labor, which will continue as long as U.S. immigration policy punishes the exploited rather than the companies exploiting them.

The exchange of money for such access does not eliminate the violence women face in the sex trade … "Amnesty's reputation in upholding human rights for every individual would be severely and irreparably tarnished if it adopts a policy that sides with buyers of sex, pimps and other exploiters rather than with the exploited".

Both of these properties have been under leisurely repair for an indeterminate period, and the whole Borinage area is rather agreeably under-exploited in industrial heritage terms.

His dispute was with a specific group of exploited and exploiting Latvians rather than Poles, but his real row was with the system that appeared to have no answer to a dying man's impotent rage.

It becomes easy for opportunist brokers to further exploit these exploited masses.

However, at the equilibrium, secession never occurs because the threat of secession modifies the behavior of the sharing coalition, which makes ex post secession unnecessary.11 The main result is that the central government sets its tax rate so as to make the exploited just slightly better off by remaining in the federation rather than by separating (the exploited earns no fiscal surplus).12.12

Determining the extent to which phenotypic shifts in exploited populations are genetic rather than an expression of phenotypic plasticity has proven elusive (Allendorf and Hard 2009).