Sentence examples for prevailing system from inspiring English sources

The report funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts calls the prevailing system "industrial farm animal production".

How do you keep your livelihood, except by going along with the prevailing system?

Which is right and proper, since under the prevailing system intellectual labour ought to be rewarded.

The prevailing system depends heavily on labor supplied by migrants and immigrants, and its reliance on monoculture raises environmental concerns.

It has been said that, had she been born in East Germany, Margaret Thatcher would have made her career in the prevailing system there, too.

He presents himself as the antithesis of the prevailing system of spectacular, punchy, media-attuned, individualist leadership that favours soundbites and aggression.

The move towards becoming a self-governing democracy once more demands that we recognise the weaknesses of the prevailing system and take steps to remedy them.

But never has that zone seemed quite so small, and so starkly at variance with the prevailing system, as it does now.

Lord Jenkins has been told to find a scheme, broadly proportional but preserving constituency links, to put to the electorate as a possible alternative to the prevailing system.

But let's not conflate political and social entrepreneurship: one works in an existing system; the other rejects the prevailing system to create something new and more effective.

Similarly, the prevailing system of "lifetime" employment made it hard to reduce labour costs when deflation ate into Japanese firms' profits.