rapacity

This new rapacity suggests that a way has been found.

Are public health problems caused by capitalist rapacity or personal choice?

In the end it was rapacity that gained the victory.

His eyes shone with rapacity and hope; he became confidential.

Many industry executives were surprised at the rapacity of the shoppers.

Seattle's relationship with Alaska during this period was generally one of rapacity.

However, Japanese rapacity had the better of it all.

I wonder if they have come up against a rapacity of the of the rates.

Lacking any other explanation, I decided they must be prisoners of their own rapacity.

We had assumed too much about machines, their rapacity.

Doc, I told you he had the simple rapacity of a sand gator.

She is still stunned at the rapacity with which she was soon pursued.

The first is a tale of corporate greed and rapacity, from which the public must be protected.

This is the beginning, not the end, of the settlers' true rapacity!'

The players understand that the owners came to possess these baseball teams through rapacity in other businesses.

Lack of competition is what leads to high prices, not the rapacity of an industry.

The object of man's brief rapacity and long indifference.

Terror and rapacity were ranged on one side against inordinate vanity.

Staring at me with the rapacity of a stalker.

In the absence of all the conditions of a free market, greed becomes rapacity.

But the new fares only look good when compared with the unbridled rapacity of what they have replaced.

If he should ever be successful, you must realize his rapacity will not be satisfied there."

The Soviet bloc, for all its outward might, was rooted in subservience and rapacity.

His tall, gaunt, craggy figure had a suggestion of hunger and rapacity.

Damage-control: his last duty when everything had gone wrong, and the Dragon's rapacity swallowed human space.