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Example sentences for "capitalistic"

Lexicographically close words:
capitalis; capitalisation; capitalised; capitalism; capitalist; capitalists; capitalization; capitalize; capitalized; capitalizing
  1. The forces of labor, however, began to organize the Negroes in the employ of the Company, which held political as well as capitalistic control in the community.

  2. The distinction between the capitalistic basis of joint stock organisation and the more human character of the coöperative system is fundamentally important.

  3. In ancient times wealth was represented by the private ownership of physical property, which was the basis of capitalistic or competitive society.

  4. But surely," I said, "eugenics has more than remedied this defect of socialism, for the selection of men of superior mentality is much more rigid than it could have been under the capricious matings of capitalistic society.

  5. We know that this war serves or will serve, if it will go according to the desire of the ruling class--the great capitalistic interests--the interest of the ruling classes in a particular way.

  6. If in capitalistic society justice is the veil of force, the war has torn aside this veil and the legend of the Christian state, just like the legend of the constitutional state, vanished over the entire world.

  7. Education in the capitalistic order of society is not an aim in itself.

  8. The higher schools serve as preparatory institutes for higher official positions, whereas the primary schools teach the fundamentals which serve to make tools for capitalistic society.

  9. We cannot now go into a discussion of the censor and the capitalistic mischief, as you call it.

  10. When at length wealth has accumulated sufficiently to find vent through capitalistic methods of farming and manufacture, children lose all value, for then hiring labour is always cheaper than breeding.

  11. Long before the Punic Wars the Carthaginians had farmed Sicily on capitalistic principles; that is to say, they had stocked domains with slaves, and had traded on the basis of large sales and narrow profits.

  12. Obviously such a system could only be matured in a capitalistic society, and, accordingly, Roman architecture only reached perfection somewhat late, perhaps, toward the close of the first century.

  13. Perhaps the capitalistic class of the later Empire has been better understood and appreciated by Fustel de Coulanges than by any other historian.

  14. This capitalistic economy remains divided into a developed industrial north, dominated by private companies, and a less developed agricultural south, with more than 20% unemployment.

  15. It is that as soon as war comes, the nation in danger instinctively adopts whatever measure of Socialism can be introduced during the temporary inhibition of capitalistic methods.

  16. Nevertheless, their capitalistic mentality firmly fixed their eyes on minimizing expenses and maximizing profits.

  17. Although both institutions were geared to the needs of capitalistic agriculture, the rights and privileges of the South American planter were restricted and challenged at many points by the traditional powers the Crown and the Church.

  18. These ideas of socialistic production grew, for Owen, spontaneously out of the capitalistic system in which he lived.

  19. In the capitalistic economy he sees nothing of that natural law which the representatives of the classical economies assert; but an order of society created by man.

  20. The trade unions are capitalistic and business-like organisations, which the calculating practical sense of the English working-man has infused with his spirit.

  21. Only this much may be presented for the understanding of its nature: the capitalistic system of production involves the co-operation of two socially separated classes in the manufacture of material goods.

  22. Besides these reactionary manifestations, there is another movement which does not want this regression to old forms, but in the same way demands an overthrow of the principles of the existing capitalistic system.

  23. Out of this is to come a generation of men qualified to live and work in an order of society higher than the present capitalistic order.

  24. For only a revolution would permit the productive class to seize the political power and to use it for the economic expropriation of capitalistic France and for the nationalization or socialization of the productive forces.

  25. Accordingly, Socialists must drop all utopian ideas: they must understand that Socialism is to be developed gradually in the bosom of capitalism itself and is to be liberated from within capitalistic surroundings only when the time is ripe.

  26. How can she be so utterly capitalistic on a national scale when nearly everything within her own ken is laboristic?

  27. They did not try to destroy the capitalistic system.

  28. It was necessary to study the fundamental principles underlying the whole industrial and capitalistic society before useful remedies could be suggested.

  29. Collectivist society,’ he went on to say, ‘differs not only from capitalistic society in the fact that in the former everybody works.

  30. During the last hundred years of the capitalistic domination, the disorder of production and the delirium of competition piled up disasters high.

  31. We have taught the Japanese both the capitalistic régime and war.

  32. The capitalistic state is just as much a warlike one as the feudal.

  33. Lastly, our society differs from the old one in that we enjoy all the benefits derived from machinery, the use of which, in the capitalistic age, was so frequently disastrous for the workers.

  34. In the meanwhile, the coloured folk of the Southern States are making rapid strides in capitalistic civilisation.

  35. Black Africa, which had entered upon the capitalistic phase, formed a confederation of little homogeneity.

  36. In capitalistic times,’ replied Morin with animation, ‘how many were there who left inheritances?

  37. The fact is that to make collectivism a reality it has been necessary to compel the soil to return four or five times more than it returned in the days of capitalistic anarchy.

  38. As to the capitalistic negroes, they have not got any further than the steel cannon, fire-arms and all the old scrap-iron of the twentieth century.

  39. Moreover, so strange a use was made of the word liberty in the last days of the capitalistic anarchy that the word has ended in merely expressing the setting claim to privileges.

  40. In capitalistic production it is still intensified by the antithesis of the wealthy ruling class and the poor producing class that is continuously augmented by those who are expropriated by competition.

  41. But it assumed its clearest and best developed form when the modern bourgeoisie had become the ruling class in capitalistic Europe and the thinkers gave expression to the ideas of this class.

  42. The economy is essentially capitalistic with a generous admixture of social welfare programs and government ownership.

  43. The nationalization of capitalistic undertakings shall be begun immediately.

  44. Like all internationalists and especially the Jewish internationalists, she regarded war against capitalistic and imperialistic governments, that is to say, against all bourgeois governments, as a holy war.

  45. It carries through the change of the capitalistic economic order to a socialistic order.

  46. In all capitalistic lands the Soviet system is growing out of the same economic conditions and becoming the bearer of the proletarian world-revolution.

  47. When he returned to Germany he attacked America in both speeches and writings as the most imperialistic and capitalistic of all countries.

  48. In a capitalistic social order democratic forms are a deceit.

  49. Why, then, have these strongly anti-capitalistic qualities been so long and generally ignored and the trade unions considered merely as palliative bodies?

  50. The trade unions will not become anti-capitalistic through the conversion of their members to a certain point of view or by the adoption of certain preambles; they are that by their very makeup and methods.

  51. In their semi-organized condition they were unable to withstand alone the terrific power of the Steel Trust, backed by the mighty capitalistic organizations which rushed to its aid.

  52. The poverty of the people is not the result of private property in land, nor of capitalistic oppression, but of other causes: it is the result of the ignorance, brutality, and intemperance of the people.

  53. Cooperation-when fully carried out-is socialism on a small scale introduced into the midst of a capitalistic regime.

  54. In any case, there seems to be no probability of societies of producers being able to supplant the capitalistic concerns; we must turn elsewhere for the solution of our problems.

  55. There are two proposals that promise thoroughgoing cure for industrial evils government regulation of business, leaving it upon its present capitalistic basis, and socialism, the complete democratizing of industry.

  56. Every age and condition of society, says Lassalle, tends to develop some phenomenon that more particularly expresses its type and spirit, and the purest type of capitalistic society is the financial speculator.

  57. Capitalistic management is proverbially unrivalled for two qualities in which bureaucratic management is as proverbially deficient--economy and enterprise.

  58. And it's a rotten, unreliable, dirty capitalistic service--the only one we can afford.

  59. One desperately earnest Socialist vehemently objected to some of the advertisements which, he said, favored capitalistic enterprise.


  60. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "capitalistic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.