Greed, or avarice, is an inordinate or insatiable longing for unneeded excess, especially for excess wealth, status, power, or food. (Wikipedia)(See all definitions)
We have enough in this world to satisfy everybody's need, but everybody's greed» - shared his view Ronnie and many guests supported his initiative by giving generous donations.
Oddo — who is responsible for assigning street names and numbers — chose Cupidity Drive, using a word meaning inordinate desire for wealth, Fourberie Lane, defined as trickery and deception, and Avidity Place, which is derived from avidita, meaning greed, for the new streets.
As they start to perform their stunts, you witness both man who were once school yard friends start to turn on each other as their inhibitions dissolve and their greed begins to possess them.
The choice provisions got gummed up in several different ways (shortage of good alternatives, mediocrity and greed of some providers, insincerity of school districts).
There's still an imperative element of purity here in that passion and there will be peeps who get the blog thing, but do not have the drive to do the right thing because of greed and ego which (will become apparent soon enough and lead to inevitable failure).
If you go into this expecting a slick, international thriller with some relevant social commentary about relations between the United States and Mexico, the state of corporate greed and how bad things often happen to good people — well, there's a LITTLE bit of that stuff lightly sprinkled in.
«Nobody is saying don't make money, make it good and clean; but not some of the ones I know; sickening, that kind of greed and selfishness, look at where it landed us.
Captivated by the lure of sudden wealth, the quiet rural lives of two brothers (Paxton, Thornton) erupt into conflicts of greed, paranoia and distrust when over four million dollars in cash is...
When you find a promising new investment idea with a prospect of making a lot of money, it triggers the emotion of human greed which is the enemy of a rational mind.
What astounded me more than anything was that these young people had not only imagined future worlds, but imbued them with the conundrums of our modern planet; pollution, greed, climate-change, the disturbing dark potential of Ai and genetic modification.
Until recently, the dominant Catholic Church did little to condemn the greed of the ruling class; it opted for the peace and order of the status quo rather than for the justice and turmoil of social change.
Well, even if it is a new tax, which I don't dispute, I don't think it can be characterized as a «grab», which suggests illegitimacy and greed, when the province faces an enormous deficit.
There's nothing worse than locking yourself into a field you hate out of a sense of obligation or greed; it's better to be a happy, talented artist than a miserable and mediocre lawyer.
While he is motivated by greed and lust for high living, Oskar, after having seen the slow methodical extermination of the Jews in Krakow, becomes sympathetic to their cause and begins to systematically buy everyone he can to work in his factory.
But the harnessing of self-interest by markets does not transform greed and indifference to the poor into virtues; nor does the market render concern for the poor and charity unnecessary.
I believed that Realtysellers probably had a potential for good at the beginning but their ultimate chosen direction for greed ended up compromising their own integrity in the end causing chaos in their ranks and ultimately the industry.
However, the latest indictment of contemporary socioeconomic class division from director Ramin Bahrani (Goodbye Solo) finds just enough hope amid its cutthroat maze of greed and corruption to allow for audience sympathy, especially for those who can relate to missing a house payment or feeling the financial pinch.
We are saying: keep your bottles, keep your processing of cow/soy/whatever products, keep your packaging, and keep your greed for profit at my and my baby's expense.
In Foreclosed, Alison Elizabeth Taylor turns to architecture and interior space to reveal the pathos of lives dispossessed by the recent economic disaster and to explore the human impact of the short-sighted policies and greed that triggered millions of foreclosures.
The banks and those regulating them believed that the bubble would never stop growing, that markets were always self-correcting, that greed was always good, that their ponzi schemes would never collapse, and that none of the debts would ever turn bad.
Did climate alarmist scientists» greed siphon away needed funds from much more important, critical science and practical solutions for solving non-global warming deaths?