Sentences with phrase «more dynastic»

In «The Political Animal» Paxman one points out how much more dynastic the Labour Party has been than the others Its easier for shall we say, a Toynbee, to be keen on redistribution.

Not exact matches

One of Canada's most dynastic companies, the Irving group got its start back in the 1920s, when K.C. opened a small service station in Bouctouche, N.B. Nearly 100 years on, the family controls more than 250 enterprises scattered across Canada and the northeastern United States.

More sensible, surely, to leave the dynastic planning in the hands of the directors of football, scouting departments, doctors, analysts and other staff members whose job prospects aren't roughly equivalent to those of a mayfly's lifestyle guru.

Neither did Noble mention his more famous uncle, three - term Alderman - at - Large Jim Noble, perhaps because the prospect of having a council president and a mayor from the same family might be considered a bit dynastic, even by Kingston standards.

Check out the full details of what's on offer at the Dynastic Hotel because it's more than worthy of its four - star rating and offers accommodation that really matches the surroundings in one of Spain's top resorts.

With the collapse of the Tang dynasty, this escapism into the natural world became even more prominent among the cultured men, who found the idea of seeking a safe haven in the mountains more appealing than dealing with the failure of human community and the chaos of the dynastic subsidence.

There's more than bragging rights — or the family honor of two dynastic corporations — at stake as these mega-REITs face off.