Sentence examples for predatory businesses from inspiring English sources

Weighed on this scale, Miliband's thoughts about "predatory" businesses are neither here nor there.

He drew a bold contrast between productive and predatory businesses, which he implied would be taxed and regulated differently if he became prime minister.

It's been pretty bad, as Tracy says — military occupation, partnerships with predatory businesses, support for dictators, etc. Things took a turn for the better in 1994 when Bill Clinton sent twenty-one thousand troops to restore Haiti's democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Jean-Bertrand Aristide

Mr Miliband's calculation is that voters will welcome a party that is prepared to back them against what this morning he called "predatory businesses", businesses that are ripping off consumers for big profits.

Unfortunately, Mr Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Computer and victim of Mr Gates's predatory business instincts during the 1980s and 1990s, cannot be considered available, since he is busy leading Apple's renaissance as a builder of gadgets and software that, in the opinion of his fans, put Microsoft to shame.

Arizona and Ohio voters rejected proposals to tighten restrictions on "payday lenders" accused of having predatory business practices.

Second, Apple's increasingly predatory business practices could eventually attract more serious attention from competition authorities.

The more we salute the business' use of soldiers, the more we render a predatory business unassailable.

They loved the idea of purifying things that were unclean, corrupt, or tainted — from germ-infested urban tenements to political graft to predatory business practices.

In a few instances in which the predatory business aspects of science brush up against real life, "The Sixth Day" seems inspired; the pet service is called RePet.

Unfortunately, your boss's predatory business practices have deeply undercut the ability of all reporters, writers and editors to make any kind of living wage.