Sentence examples for perverse abuse from inspiring English sources

"It is a perverse abuse of the history of the Holocaust to name a business after one of the world's most notorious mass murderers and anti-Semites," Abraham H. Foxman, the ADL's national director and a Holocaust survivor, said in a press release.

It's a perverse abuse of our newfound technology that makes us yearn to document every moment.

"Social and ecological safeguards and regulations are important for carbon markets in order to avoid malpractices, perverse incentives and abuses".

With a form of abuse so perverse, victims must navigate unimaginable obstacles in order to leave their abuser.

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And everything in between is those that take, i.e., the perverse incentives of fraud and abuse, the inefficiency of health care..

It courts ethical dangers, in daring to characterize the bond between abuser and abused as a kind of perverse love story, though that is doubtless how some survivors and aggressors will choose to view their experience.

Erdogan has abused their trust in a perverse pursuit of power.

Our legal framework and the way we enforce it has provided more scope here for abuses by the financial sector; for perverse compensation for chief executives; for monopolies' ability to take unjust advantage of their concentrated power.

There is something perverse about linking these two matters (patriarchy and child abuse).

Not only is the law open to abuse, human rights workers claim there are perverse incentives for institutions to admit people unnecessarily.