Sentence examples for perpetual expansion from inspiring English sources

Unlike liberal ideologues, he believes that big government, with its own self-interested ambitions of perpetual expansion, cannot and will not solve problems of poverty and economic injustice.

embodies the manner in which higher education is changing: research universities seem to exist in a state of perpetual expansion, much like businesses, with increasing inequalities among those who work for them.

In this intelligent and subtle analysis of the linked ideas of poverty and wealth, Jeremy Seabrook argues that our capitalist culture's obsession with perpetual economic expansion "impoverishes us all".

That material deprivation was part and parcel of capitalism has been taken for granted; that excess may set up a different order of social pathologies seems rarely to have occurred to the ideologues of perpetual growth and expansion, which now includes, it seems, all politicians.

Popova: In a way, what has propelled me to do this for nearly eight years now is the longing for perpetual growth, for self-expansion and self-transcendence, which requires a hope that each new day brings a better "favorite".

One nice by-product of expansion is that the perpetual line that wraps around the burger joint has lessened of late.

It has sanitised the political sphere, and gone hand in hand with the prevailing post-political dogma of life before the first signs of global economic depression: that the political universe is confined to the perpetual growth of markets and the expansion of specific conceptions of order and freedom.

The entire plan for perpetual improvement upon which the EU depends is based on continuous economic expansion.

This expansion can be witnessed in the E.U. district of Brussels, a nearly perpetual construction zone.

He referred to the expansion as being yet "another step toward cementing a one-state reality of perpetual occupation" and added that "Such moves will only draw condemnation from the international community...and further call into question Israel's commitment to achieving a negotiated peace".

One answer, unlikely to have been anticipated by the architects, caretakers and practitioners of this conflict, is the hobbling of legislative restrictions on war enshrined in the constitution, and the expansion of a legal authority Obama said last year kept the country on an unacceptable footing of perpetual war.