Sentence examples similar to evil venture from inspiring English sources
Iweala's second novel, "Speak No Evil," ventures into more ambiguous territory before veering back onto certain ground.
Venture capitalism is not inherently evil, but venture capitalism is surely not charitable.
The first is that Silver Lake Skypepe's investor in question who structured the contract and is being called evil– isn't a venture capital firm.
Ocean carriers contend that it is a necessary evil to reduce their exposure to volatile bunker price, while shippers argue that this risk should either be considered as a normal commercial venture, or dealt with in a more transparent way.
(You may think venture capitalists are evil, but they aren't stupid).
Foreignness is threatening, dangerous: if only he or she had stayed home and not drunk that water, not taken that ancient bus over the pass, never ventured into that evil café.
This Diwali, the world will watch and determine if good truly triumphs over evil in Devgn's second directorial venture.
But if your venture into the depths of human evil motivates you to resist evil in the real world or educate others about how to resist it, it's a productive even virtuous use of your time.
Despite these evil portents, Napoleon clung doggedly to his liberalization venture; additional reforms were granted throughout the decade.
"Management has treated this company as a private venture, with shareholders as a necessary evil," says Bruce Sheppard, the head of the group.
