Sentence examples for predations of from inspiring English sources

Angry at predations of the oil cartel?

Nonetheless, the rollbacks and predations of this Administration appall him.

AT MIDNIGHT the Palestinian vigil against the predations of nearby Jewish settlers begins.

Mr. Feldman describes the predations of global corporations on their workers, customers, the environment and communities.

Anthony M. Amore is quite right to warn of the predations of art thieves.

They might have been the victim in one C.D.O., but complicit in the predations of another.

A 2009 law shields consumers from the worst predations of the credit card companies.

The Whos may survive the predations of a larger, destructive universe; "Seussical," sadly, does not.

In it, the British historian detailed Holland's "tulipmania," France's "Mississippi madness" and the predations of England's "South Sea Company".

Speaking at the Welsh National Assembly Phillips credited him with saving the Welsh circuit from the predations of that commission.

You are so beautiful, the author says, in effect, and, like us all, subject to the predations of time.