Sentence examples for by the subversion of from inspiring English sources

Implicit is the idea that commercial enterprise is being purchased by the subversion of the natural world, with one set of ethical principles being applied to humans and another to the rest of nature.

If the human brain's positive bias toward attractive people didn't cue me to infer that Thune is a great guy, a real straight shooter, I'd be as outraged by the assault on Americans' health that Thune and his co-conspirators are currently waging, and by the subversion of American democracy they're using to ram it through, as I am when its public face is McConnell's.

Mechanisms of virulence are often mediated by the subversion of normal aspects of host biology.

A repeating theme in bacterial virulence is that many, although not all, mechanisms of virulence are mediated by the subversion of host biological processes [ 16].

The protective or pathogenic outcome of B-cell-mediated conditions (whether in autoimmunity, transplantation, infection or vaccination) is most probably due to the imbalanced participation of separate B-cell subsets with regulatory and effector functions or by the subversion of function of a given subset.

Crimes of "counterrevolution" were erased from the books here in 1997, replaced in a new legal code by clauses on the "subversion of state power".

We speculate that the formation of large PVs may be related to factors secreted by the parasite, the subversion of host native vesicular trafficking, and potentially the production/incorporation of parasitic components into PV membranes.

The two reports, commissioned by the Security Council, examine the subversion of U.N. sanctions against illicit diamond exports from Angola and Sierra Leone.

Recently, it has been shown that the subversion of autophagy by S. aureus internalized by HeLa cells and fibroblasts can be central to intracellular endurance in non-professional phagocytes [27].

TAKEOVER: The Return of the Imperial Presidency and the Subversion of American Democracy, by Charlie Savage.

That was particularly so, given that Feinstein's searing indictment of the CIA's decade-long subversion of congressional oversight of its torture program comes from a senator who previously has worked overtime to justify the subversion of democratic governance by the CIA and other spy agencies.