Sentence examples for target of exploitation from inspiring English sources

The countryside has become the target of exploitation.

Moreover, they can be easy targets of exploitation and crime due to little reciprocity and no mutual assistance among social networks.

This loss of autonomy and decision-making responsibility make First Nations and Métis women with GDM possible targets of exploitation as well [ 19, 23, 31, 60].

These are also very common targets of exploitation as ambition makes a person blind to seeing the bigger picture.

He maintains that television was merely a stand-in for the larger target of commercial exploitation, "how everything is grist for one mill or another".

Sharks have also become a major target of human exploitation for their fins [ 6], resulting in widespread concerns that their rapidly declining populations coupled with unique life history characteristics will not permit recovery if ongoing exploitation rates continue.

At present, the adjoining areas of the Südeifel region in Germany (Figure 1) are not considered as targets for exploitation of hydrothermal reservoirs (Kaltschmitt et al. 1999; Stober et al. 2009).

Together, these results propose a novel role for PERP in enhancing functional p53 levels and reveal a potential new target for exploitation in the development of new therapeutic agents aimed at increasing the endogenous p53 protein pool in neoplastic cells.

Facebook's membership has swelled into such a ripe target for exploitation that it draws out the worst of humanity.

"Add the lack of legal rights, and they're a clear target for exploitation".

An estimated 250 million children work to survive, and many are targets of sexual exploitation and abuse.