Sentence examples for paradigm of exploitation from inspiring English sources

However, political framings of sex work within a paradigm of exploitation and slavery have also gained enormous political traction.

Commentators in this debate referred frequently to the U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Trial--commonly known as the Tuskegee trial--as a paradigm example of exploitation, in part because the trial compounded the oppression of the poor black men who participated in the trial by allowing their medical condition to deteriorate even after effective treatment became available.

The framework includes social, economic and ecological drivers of change, going beyond the concept of "sustainability" to establish a paradigm of "resilient exploitation" that calculates the capacity of landscape exploitation systems to survive in uncertain and variable human and natural environments.

However, considering nuisance species as a type of socio-nature further allows turning the problem around; rather than a question of nuisance species, the current failure of the modern society to stop the biodiversity crisis despite such a high level of knowledge and power could be seen as being precisely grounded in the Western paradigm of environmental dominance and exploitation.

In the framework of the transition towards the new paradigm of electricity grids, the exploitation of intrinsic energy storage or deliberately installed storage systems (either thermal or electric) plays a major role in enabling the actual controllability of the various sources and loads connected to the system.

On a broader landscape, the Internet of Things (IoT) and the even wider paradigm of the Internet of Everything (IoE) seem to be potential fields of exploitation for high-performance and highly reconfigurable passive components in RF-MEMS technology.

Women complain (rightly) of centuries of exploitation.

That smacks of exploitation.

Plus, it whiffed of exploitation.

Occasionally, he found himself accused of exploitation.

She refutes any suggestion of exploitation.