Sentences with phrase «pure greed»
It is the result of pure greed, untempered by any need for survival or reciprocal respect for nature.
ENVIRONMENT
treehugger.com
They are purposely impeding progress in the interests of pure greed.
ENVIRONMENT
This phase is characterized by hot tips, hype and pure greed.
BUSINESS
football is awash with money its just pure greed.
SPORTS
If we had hit peak oil and peak coal back in 1930, we would already be running everything using renewable energy systems, and we wouldn't be facing ecological and economic collapse — but thanks to the pure greed of vested fossil fuel interests, that wasn't allowed to happen.
ENVIRONMENT
Perhaps if publishers actually sold ebooks at one-half to one-third the price of print, I might be sympathetic to their plight, but right now it's pure greed.
BOOKS
When it came to Silver, there were «no excuses, just pure greed — and then he tried to hide his crime proceeds by investing them,» Assistant US Attorney Carrie Cohen told Caproni before sentencing.
POLITICS
Yusuf, there is doing your job, which in my opinion is looking after your player and trying to get the best possible deal, and then there is just pure greed which usually is along side not looking out for the player, but only your own pockets.
SPORTS
But unlike the dot com bubble that was based on easy financing, unrealistic dreams of profits, aggressive accounting and pure greed, the coming explosion in Gold and Silver stocks will be all about not only Greed, but abject FEAR as well, to protect one's savings from the paper destruction combined with the GREED to get in on a sure thing.
BUSINESS
It's nothing more than pure greed and those clubs calling for even more money should be ashamed of themselves.
SPORTS
It just seems like pure greed at this point, you already had my money and my allegiance, why are you asking for more?
FOOD & BEVERAGES
If you own a suit of armor, have a black belt in martial arts, or just don't care about desecrating a sacred American tradition with pure greed, the barbaric annual event known as Black Friday may be for you.
GAMING
We too often see laterals, mergers and pure greed forcing a short-term profit and revenue focus.
LAW
$ 14.99 for an electronically provided book, with little or no overhead is just pure greed on their part.
BOOKS
«With pure greed, he billed for services he was supposed to personally oversee but was instead traveling across the state or vacationing abroad.»
POLITICS
Only 30 characters with the option to spend another $ 29.99 on DLC for 6 more characters is just pure greed on Capcom's part.
GAMING
In this case, it's almost pure greed.
BOOKS
Make no mistake: this is nothing but pure greed.
GAMING
Global bankers who hold the purse strings of the Canadian economy and corporate «worshipers» of pure greed are the all-consuming pigs, fully endorsed by idiotic government policy.
BUSINESS
There are plenty of freemium games done right, it's hard not to take notice when pure greed take over.
GAMING
There is zero cost to the publisher to reproduce that item, therefore, it's pure greed driving that price.
BOOKS
Now they are just pure greed, no loyalty to the small traders, push them out and only want the rich ones...
MONEY
Nope, according to you, you believe it's pure greed, no other reason could possibly exist... ----- @rain It's weird to expect a service to improve when the cost goes up in only 2 countries in the world!
GAMING
the price is down to pure greed and London dwellers obviously think, this is the most desirable place to live.
ENVIRONMENT
This situation is a problem of pure greed (at all levels, but not within all brokerages) trumping the successful pursuit of doing what is needed to right the ship of money-grubbers and short-sighted fools, and transform it into a respected, grounded vehicle of transporting and delivering highly professional, ethical and passionately inspired service providers to one's fellow consumers.
REAL_ESTATE
In the case of individual clients, motives will range from pure greed, a feeling that «the grass is greener somewhere else», to desperation at the way the firm seems to be going.
LAW