Sentence examples for Social subordinates from inspiring English sources

Among wolves and hyenas, for instance, dominant females kill the pups of social subordinates.

Christine Overall similarly argues that prostitution is a transaction in which one person must be defined as a social subordinate who caters to the desires of another.

Social subordination in macaques is a natural stressor that produces distinct stress-related phenotypes and chronically stressed subordinate subjects [ 40].

However, among socially housed monkeys this female 'protection' extends only to animals dominant within their social group; subordinate females exhibit a 'precocious acceleration' of atherosclerosis and are equivalent to males in coronary artery atherosclerosis extent.

Orthodox Calvinists insisted on sovereignty in the social circles subordinate only to God's laws.

Furthermore, among these macaques there are two opposite ways in which dominance rank may affect pro-social behavior: 1) Subordinates may act pro-social to those higher in rank, similar to grooming up the dominance hierarchy [18], [19], with possibly either tolerance or future support as a result.

The first seems to indicate that social superiors and subordinates have an unequal degree of care for each other: superiors care less for their subordinates than vice versa, though they benefit them more (EC7).

Leaders provide the social cues for subordinates to form their perception of team capabilities.

Feminine and masculine gender-norms, however, are problematic in that gendered behaviour conveniently fits with and reinforces women's subordination so that women are socialised into subordinate social roles: they learn to be passive, ignorant, docile, emotional helpmeets for men (Millett 1971, 26).

This model subordinated social policy to economic goals.

Welcome to the post-recession world, where social discourse is subordinated absolutely to advertising and paid work is replaced with "experience".