Sentences with phrase «excessive greed»
"Excessive greed" refers to a strong desire for more and more wealth or possessions that goes beyond what is reasonable or necessary. It means being extremely selfish and not being satisfied with what one already has. Full definition
Maybe Americans should stay out of other countries and stop telling people how to (filling in the blank), especially since America is not the No. 1 example of anything except excessive greed.
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And to top it all off, the publisher sometimes known for excessive greed isn't keeping any of the proceed for themselves; all of the money will be split between Humble Bundle and a number of great charities.
Excessive greed or optimism or easy credit leads to overinvestment, soaring asset prices and unsustainable borrowing binges.
According to the party's Publicity Secretary, the image of the outgoing governor which Soyinka was trying to launder had been damaged by himself due to excessive greed, uncontrolled wickedness to workers and high wire corruption that has been exposed to the people of the state.
Manage emotions so that excessive greed and fear do not cloud judgement and force the trader to take huge risks and bear huge losses.
«In my opinion, the private credit markets have forfeited their privileged right to operate relatively autonomously because of incompetence, excessive greed, and in minor instances, fraudulent activities.