Sentence examples for wealthy capitalist from inspiring English sources

Khodorkovsky's evolution from ambitious communist to fabulously wealthy capitalist to political renegade has become emblematic of the destiny of post-Soviet Russia.

Uncle Isaak went West, started a chemical plant and eventually became a wealthy capitalist, while the writer's parents & other relatives remained in N.Y., poor, but still keeping their vision of a just America with equality for all.

At times, his language makes thematic statements: nouns, for example, regularly edge out conventional verbs (a young girl yearns "To Aeroflot the savage miles / in a moment", a "bent-neck / man... trays us with milky sweets") in a manoeuvre that acknowledges the sway of materialism in wealthy, capitalist Britain, where possessions are worth more than actions.

He moved to London but the glory days were gone and he was no longer the wealthy capitalist - albeit an enlightened one - that he had been when his work at the mills first began.

Eight years ago I moved to the United States from Finland, which like all the Nordic nations is a wealthy capitalist economy, despite the stereotypes you may have heard.

For seventy-four years, the Soviet regime monopolized all Beluga exports to the wealthy capitalist world.

I do not support the single market because I want to further the interests of wealthy capitalists and crush the poor.

One of these was that economic planning could be made to rationalise production for the benefit of society and the state, rather than a handful of wealthy capitalists.

We're taking on the New York Stock Exchange now over the $1.1 billion taxpayer-funded deal to buy land and build a new building for the super wealthy capitalists.... Q.

Whether it encompassed one class or several, and whether it simultaneously embraced wealthy capitalists and small rural traders, senior bureaucrats and low-level clerks, and military officers and civil professionals, the boundary of the middle class was in constant motion.

All wealthy capitalists in China share a "terrible history" of corruption, he says, without which "they wouldn't be where they are today".