It's just that we're in such a profound era of greed".
Such blowback – the unintended consequences of arms sales – is common to the global trade in weapons, which is driven by a combination of geopolitics, greed, a profound lack of morality, and a marked absence of meaningful regulation and oversight.
But their greed is profound and their resources all but limitless.
Shot with hand-held cameras, "Traffic" builds into a profound and gloomy meditation on greed, violence and contemporary ennui.
Shot with hand-held cameras (by the director working under a pseudonym), "Traffic" builds into a profound and gloomy meditation on greed, violence and contemporary ennui.
Stephenson also treats readers to a memorable portrait of the Hadzabe, a shy people who relish the moment, do not understand greed and manifest profound reverence for nature and their ancestors.
Mark J. Mershon, who leads the F.B.I.'s New York office, said the complaint showed Mr. Seminerio's arrogance and contempt for the public trust and "his profound self-interest, his personal greed".
Profound dissatisfaction with the pervasive violence, rapacity, and greed of the age, combined with concerns particularly among the monks about their own vulnerability and that of the poor and weak, fueled a movement for monastic reform.
You could also say that PacMan is a profound digital meditation on the human capacity for greed.
I realise that this deep and profound link between our planet and our humanity is being shattered by our human greed and ever-rising consumption.
Corporate greed and consumer greed.
