Sentence examples for powerful capitalist from inspiring English sources

And in the aftermath of a bloody revolution at the feet of the most powerful capitalist nation?

"This illuminates a basic principle of Wall Street: the fastest way to become a capitalist is to get another powerful capitalist to accept you".

Among Socialists — whose ideology might suggest a little empathy for a working-class African immigrant charging assault by a rich, powerful capitalist — an astounding 70 percent believed their party darling was the real victim.

So in a year when the communist state and its powerful capitalist neighbour look set to restore full diplomatic ties, it's fitting the band are hanging up their hats, instruments and dancing shoes.

Then, when Nazism forced the (mostly Jewish) members of the Frankfurt School to move to America, they had, the story goes, a chance to undermine the culture and values that had sustained the world's most powerful capitalist nation.

There are scenes in a slaughterhouse where Erwin worked; at the Catholic orphanage where he grew up; with his wife, Irene (Jacqueline Kim), with whom he has a daughter; and at the office of a powerful capitalist, Anton Saitz (Christopher Innvar), a concentration camp survivor (speaking of slaughterhouses) whose fortune started with a brothel he ran, modeled on a camp.

He argued that capitalism always produced a small number of rich and powerful capitalists; if not counteracted, this concentration of power inevitably caused class polarization and, ultimately, a revolution that would destroy capitalism and produce socialism.

Access to oil by an oligarchy of powerful capitalists is the key, a pretext to change the regime.

Marc Andreessen, the powerful venture capitalist who sits on Facebook's board, contemptuously suggested a misguided resentment of the west was to blame.

A powerful venture capitalist, Peter Thiel, advised in his recent how-to guide for tech startups that they have a better chance of success "when everyone shares an understanding of the world".

A chief executive of a small start-up told me that at an event on May 26 hosted by Ron Conway, a powerful venture capitalist, that Mr. Arrington announced that those who provided TechCrunch with scoops, the coin of the realm, could expect good treatment on lesser stories.