Sentence examples for ubiquitous capital from inspiring English sources

In his ubiquitous Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Thomas Piketty argues that if our current system remains in place the rich will devour an even greater share of the pie.

Roads bear his name, but, unlike other regional leaders, he hasn't made his likeness ubiquitous in the capital.

During the same period, Hansom cabs, small, swift horse-drawn two-wheelers that had been ubiquitous in the capital since the 1830s, virtually disappeared.

Protesters had torn down or burned the posters of Colonel Qaddafi that were once ubiquitous in the capital, witnesses said. 1 2 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Sharon Otterman, Neil MacFarquhar and Kareem Fahim from Cairo; Nada Bakri from Beirut, Lebanon; and Colin Moynihan from New York.

The blue masks that were so ubiquitous across the capital months ago — Dr. Córdova used to have one strung around his neck as he briefed the news media on the latest death figures — are now relatively rare outside of hospitals.

The militiamen are near-ubiquitous in the capital and other government-controlled areas of the nation.

The newspaper, of course, got word of the secret secrecy plan from one of the capital's ubiquitous anonymous sources.

"The most expensive thing my father ever bought was a wristwatch," she said as she picked up a $100 pair of stilettos at one of the capital's ubiquitous malls.

The thud of military artillery rounds still resounds in the capital, and ubiquitous checkpoints clog the traffic.

Wireless Web-capable cellular telephones are ubiquitous in the Nordic capitals; Nokia in Finland and Ericsson in Sweden are corporate flag bearers of new national pride.

Some party leaders now wonder whether that was a mistake, given that the questions about his tax returns or his time at Bain Capital have become ubiquitous.