Sentence examples for greed arises from inspiring English sources
Greed arises from the constant yearning for things to be different to how they are.
Corruption of the rich and powerful is based on greed; corruption of the weaker section arises out of desperation.
"Whether the fire arose from criminal greed or negligence, our mouths shouldn't be stuffed just because they are mute," a Weibo blogger wrote, alluding darkly to the evasions of central-government officials during a press conference on Friday.
My few complaints about this novel arise from my own greed.
Fears of all sorts, and the so-called seven "deadly sins" -- pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, sloth -- arise from this place.
In the bigger picture, big oil has no long-term future: sooner or later the contemptible little sheikdoms that have arisen upon a pool of liquid greed will sink back into the desert.
Protesting voices arose, bewildered and angry at the lack of concern and the greed that had made this possible.
Ms. Harris attires this bare-bones skeleton with a morality tale, pitting the choices naturally arising from the exigencies of primitive island life against those informed by the corruption, greed and bigotry nurtured by modern civilization.
Problems arose as mid-twentieth century social activists battled the unresponsiveness of government agencies to corporate greed, food safety, and environmental sustainability.
