Sentence examples for English capitalism from inspiring English sources

And, no doubt, Cromwell would have been as surprised as anyone "that his heroic struggles to build God's kingdom in England had as their lasting consequence the removal of obstacles to the development of English capitalism".

During Romania's 42 years under communist rule, Marie was alternately depicted as either an "agent of English capitalism" or as a devoted patriot who believed that her destiny was intertwined with that of Romania.

Steroid Cities are those fast-growth metro areas, mainly located in America's South and West, where the sun shines, the air-conditioners hum and the two languages you'll need to master in addition to English are capitalism and Spanish.

A few weeks ago BBC Radio 4 rang and asked if I would debate religion, capitalism and English Christianity with the former canon chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, Giles Fraser, who resigned that post over the church's handling of the Occupy Protests.

In a sense, Gove seems to be trying to resurrect imperialist capitalism in English schools.

With $60 million from the recent sale of Cybercorp to Charles Schwab (for $488 million), he joined the foundation full time, and the couple (he's Irish, she's English) became pioneers of philanthro-capitalism.

North Korean government prohibits clothes with English letter, dyed hair or jeans because they symbolize capitalism which is a threat to North Korea's socialism.

The development of capitalism was spearheaded by the growth of the English cloth industry during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries.

The clothes with English letters, dyed hair, jeans … because those clothes symbolize capitalism, not North Korean socialism".

So have Christopher Hill's efforts to squeeze the English Civil War into the same scheme as the rise of capitalism.

In a country that still has a wealth tax and whose president has declared laissez-faire capitalism "finished", the footballers' fabulous incomes many earned playing for English clubs are regarded as undeserved, if not corrupting.