Sentence examples for relatively unaccountable from inspiring English sources

In fact, Hollywood has already set its sights on the men who run this enormous, relatively unaccountable pool of capital.

In a speech to the Reform thinktank, he said: "Too much of what government does is actually done by people that no one can vote out, by organisations that feel no pressure to answer for what happens, and in a way that is relatively unaccountable".

These are much less accountable to eurozone residents – especially but not limited to those of the most victimized countries (Spain, Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Italy) – than even the relatively unaccountable Federal Reserve and US Congress and executive branch are to Americans.

These are much less accountable to eurozone residents -- especially but not limited to those of the most victimized countries (Spain, Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Italy) -- than even the relatively unaccountable Federal Reserve and U.S. Congress and executive branch are to Americans.

It would seem that the population most suited to risk-taking -- young and healthy 20-somethings, unaccountable to spouses or children or mortgages and relatively debt-free except student loans -- are actually the lowest risk-takers.

Under this model, the case for vouchers is relatively straightforward: if the government provides $8000 for a student to go to an unaccountable public school, why not give the parents this amount to send their child to an unaccountable private school?

They remain unaccountable.

Indeed, the Mongols were unaccountable.

Worse, it's unaccountable.

His government is aloof and unaccountable.

They are untouchable and unaccountable.