Sentence examples for whose greed from inspiring English sources

It is the wealth creators in finance and business whose greed most offends us.

And by naming and shaming the bankers whose greed hold back Britain's recovery," its leader warns.

Those organisations whose greed is directly putting strain on the NHS should not be able to benefit from it.

What are we to make of all those corrupt African despots whose greed prompted no religious extremism?

The villains are two brothers, grotesquely competitive, whose greed and ruthlessness have propelled them to world domination.

"In Sonja Kohn, Madoff found a criminal soul mate, whose greed and dishonest inventiveness equaled his own," said Mr. Picard, the trustee.

Those looking for cinematic allusions will be made mindful of both Erich von Stroheim (whose "Greed" had its own McTeague, from Frank Norris's novel) and Nora Ephron.

Corporate chiefs whose greed drove them to cheat shareholders, he said, were looking for superficial happiness, not realizing it can be taken away at any time.

Keep in mind that much of the contradictory truth comes from Yubaba (Suzanne Pleshette), the witchy bathhouse owner whose greed is surpassed in size only by her head.

The Pioneer, another daily, demanded arrests: "Those whose greed caused so many deaths must not be allowed to go scot-free".

The rich - often the rich whose greed and incompetence has brought the crisis about - generally escape the worst consequences of collapse.