Capitalistic in a sentence

Never one to back down on what she believed in, Sheryl Crow was angry in the mid-'90s, especially over the rampant gun violence in the U.S. that was coupled with much capitalistic greed.

The Halcyon system is just one of many colonized by a hyper-capitalistic America, where big business reigns supreme.

We attribute this to decades of relative peace combined with a trend towards more capitalistic economies with larger and more diversified stock markets.

A true capitalistic system will correct itself with supply and demand, if left alone.

El Presidente warns of the capitalistic frenzy overshadowing fan passion.

Her play recognizes tennis as an established form of recreation and self-regulation, with the upstart pickleball representing a capitalistic takeover of court spaces.

The Amazon Prime Video original series is based on the eponymous comic books and is set in a world where superpowered individuals are marketed by capitalistic organizations.

Call it a bad, capitalistic coping mechanism, but since I can’t go to a spa or MIA in the woods until further notice to unwind, I do what I can.

I chalked up other women’s waxing concerns to their being brainwashed by a capitalistic society’s beauty standards.

Not to mention that they are then exploited in China’s massive hypocritically capitalistic labour scheme — which most of Chinese masses also suffer from.

As capitalistic enterprises continue to push people all around the world, this won't be the last time you'll be in this position.

As you learned earlier in this article, Woodrow Wilson helped many of those governmental agencies and international globalist organizations come into being through his naïve mixing of politics and capitalistic economics with the League of Nations.

The beautiful thing about a capitalistic society is if there's enough of a demand for it, it will happen," then-White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said last July.

This is a cultural issue that is continuously reinforced through our competitive capitalistic environment that associates hard with monetary value, and perceives everything short as insufficient.

But, in many ways, the present “capitalistic” implementation of the market has limitations that we need to overcome – not least the problems of externalities, like pollution.

Likewise, the actions of these leaders while diverting a little from the capitalistic system have not by any means been directed towards any particularly defined ideology, be it scientific socialism—inter alia—communism,” Obama, Sr. wrote.

Today's large breweries are mostly capitalistic ventures that are as ruthless as munitions companies.

According to Anderson, "Defining anarcho-capitalist to mean minimal government with property rights developed from the bottom up, the western frontier was anarcho-capitalistic.

As such the prominent anarcho-communist Alexander Berkman maintained that "The revolution abolishes private ownership of the means of production and distribution, and with it goes capitalistic business.

By the early 19th century, the Statutes of Labourers was repealed as increasingly capitalistic England embraced laissez-faire policies which disfavored regulations of wages (whether upper or lower limits).