Sentence examples for immense accumulation from inspiring English sources

"In societies where modern conditions of production prevail," goes its opening passage, "all of life presents itself as an immense accumulation of spectacles.

"The whole life of those societies in which modern conditions of production prevail presents itself as an immense accumulation of spectacles.

"Mahfouz's Egypt," Said wrote, "is an immense accumulation of history... and despite the astounding variety of its rulers, regimes, religions and races, nevertheless retains its own coherent identity".

KARL MARX began "Das Kapital" by noting that the wealth of capitalist societies presents itself as "an immense accumulation of commodities".

Beijing continues to peg the value of its currency to the dollar, despite an immense accumulation of foreign reserves and a persistent surplus in China's account equal to about 10.5 percent of its annual economic output, a surplus that in standard monetary theory would prompt China to allow its currency to rise.

The change in the character of property made easier the concentration of property, the accumulation of immense wealth in the hands of a relative few, and, not least, the possibility of economic domination of politics and culture.

But their efforts also encompassed immense, pseudo-encyclopedic, seemingly random accumulations of still or video images.

"Living in Delhi, as I have for 10 years, where immense suffering and poverty combine with amazing levels of financial accumulation, reality seems beyond our grasp; beyond our ability to describe it".

In analogy to the biodiesel industry, immense rise in global bioethanol production has led to the accumulation of thin stillage, the aqueous fraction of whole stillage and an inexpensive waste product possessing a high proportion of unpurified, fermentable glycerol [ 8].

The sudden requirement for processing large quantities of secretory proteins can be immense and results in over burdening the folding machinery within the ER, leading to accumulation of misfolded proteins and ER stress (Malhotra and Kaufman, 2007; Walter and Ron, 2011; Wang and Kaufman, 2012).

The accumulation of greater wealth in the hands of a smaller percentage of the world's population has created immense fortunes with a limitless capacity to pursue a limited supply of art work.