Sentence examples for young capitalists from inspiring English sources

Enterprising local teenagers also were selling smoked fish, but these young capitalists may fail to smoke the fish thoroughly (Anastasia got food poisoning after eating some).

"They were young capitalists who, far from developing a youth culture, were exploiting youth culture by promoting fan worship, mindless screaming and nothing more than a passive teenage consumer".

In his book The Oligarchs, David E Hoffman writes that many of the young capitalists had science backgrounds, because science courses were relatively free of Soviet dogma and encouraged them to embrace new ideas.

What's new in today's Moscow is that there are young capitalists coming of age, and they believe they can get rich the Chinese way, by making things, not the old Russian way, by taking things from the state or from the ground.

It is also a study in contrasts, with the ultrachic GUM (pronounced goom) shopping mall, itself once a dreary Soviet-era department store, looming over older people hawking red T-shirts and Kommunism-in-a-Kan gag gifts (there is nothing inside) and with hip young capitalists jostling past homeless people.

Russia's young capitalists are shaking up the ranks of Europe's billionaires and injecting some youth into the elite club.

Proudly communist Vietnam thrives with young capitalist entrepreneurs.

That complaint, voiced to a rich young capitalist, captures the contradictions of post-Communist Russia.

The hero is one of those young capitalist predators who have been haunting American fiction (in, say, "The Bonfire of the Vanities" and "American Psycho").

He signed then for an $85,000 bonus, became a stockbroker and already was a young capitalist by the time the Mets scored last season.

Being your own boss and making your own cash are certainly messages that would have been well received by young capitalist ears.