Sentence examples for vast concentrations from inspiring English sources
It doesn't help that late capitalism, accompanied by vast concentrations of informational power, has a way of negating any recognition of the possibilities beyond itself, as Mark Fisher described in Capitalist Realism.
Nkuzo and Marikana are at the heart of this struggle because the mining industry, as it has always done, plays such an important role in assigning economic winners and losers, creating both vast concentrations of wealth and institutionalised systems of exploitation.
The South Side of Chicago has vast concentrations of African-Americans, but it is also the home of Chinatown, which, in the '50s, bumped right up against the area known as Bronzeville to the East, a center of black entrepreneurship.
This vast concentration of influence should be the starting point for any strategy of institutional change toward a sustainable society".
I have been virtually all my life a democratic socialist, committed to a much fairer society, and reducing the vast concentration of private wealth among so few.
A photograph of a vast concentration of discarded automobile tires (at its peak, 42 million tires) is captured in the relatively deadpan "Oxford Tire Pile #1, Westley, California" (1999).
The gulag was a vast concentration-camp network that spread across some of the most inhospitable regions of Russia, and of all these regions Kolyma was the most extreme.
A vast concentration of the city's Class B and C office buildings — spaces, like Ms. Goshow's, that lack the amenities and services of the top office buildings — is in the area south of Madison Square Garden and Herald Square and north of 23rd Street.
The vast concentration of wealth in the city is one reason; the extreme desirability of these locations is another.
They interpret it as light from very near the black hole gleaming off a disk of dust and gas swirling around this vast concentration of mass.
Mao's China looked like a vast concentration camp filled with demented inmates.
