Sentence examples for rapacious need from inspiring English sources

Due to our rapacious need to categorize everything into smaller and smaller groups until every record released has its own section at Hardwax or on Beatport, we're forced to come up with worse and worse names.

Due to our rapacious need to categorise everything into smaller and smaller groups until every record released has its own section at Hardwax or on Beatport, we're forced to come up with worse and worse names.

And the trite artists, the powerful creators that could forge entire universes, in their rapacious need to please the masses, give in and dilute an icon that may never again be able to rise above the murk of cheap beer.

Armed with nothing more than crap coffee, some couscous, and the rapacious need to unmask the inspiration behind a saxophone-heavy eastern European club-pop record that was never actually that good in the first place, I set about turning my desk into a missing person's bureau.

Armed with a bunch of bananas and a rapacious need to sleep even for a minute or two, just a minute or two—I slapped 4 HOURS Calm Music: New Age for Meditation, Most Relaxing Music, Yoga, Massage & Deep Sleep, SPA on.

You don't need their negativity, nor their rapacious need for making the worst of every situation.

Such rapacious demand has boosted global steel prices.

Earlier this month, I offended a number of readers with a column suggesting that if you want to see rapacious income inequality, you no longer need to visit a banana republic.

In the decades following the Civil War, Wells, a pioneering writer and anti-lynching campaigner, publicly challenged the myth that white women needed protection from sexually rapacious black men.

In this era of recession, rapacious pubcos and cheap supermarket booze, pubs need to build a coalition of the swilling.

Renting, social housing and owner occupation were all high up on nearly every candidate's agenda, with the need to protect renters from rapacious estate agents fees and build more to meet demand emphasised over and over again.