It is perfectly possible for productivity to increase without any increase in the value of capital per man employed.
He preaches the self-sufficiency of capitalist accumulation which swallows up its own product as Kronos swallows up his children, and breeds ever more vigorously without help from outside.
As we have seen, this conception, which is based upon the self-sufficiency and isolation of capitalist production, falls down as soon as we consider the realisation of the surplus value.
At least, so Kate judged an enormous pyramid of crimson velvet and ermine to be, from the summit of which waved a sufficiency of plumes for a moderate hearse.
Even the vision of economic self-sufficiency in Central Europe had rifts in it.
Address me there, Tom, and with a sufficiency of cash to move further when necessary.
I ensure thee, my brother," he added more gravely, "that I had a sufficiency to cover all was a true contentment unto me.
It is probable sheep might be raised on some of these eminences, which possess a sufficiency of soil to permit the grasses to be sown.
The rapids at the head of the river St. Clair, at Port Huron, have a sufficiency of water for vessels of the largest class, and only require a fair wind for their ascent.
The grazing should not, however, be continued so late that the plants will not have time to make a sufficiency of growth to protect them in winter.
But it is only in the Gulf States that much attention is given to growing burr clover thus, and for the reason, probably, that the winters are too cold to admit of the plants furnishing a sufficiency of grazing at that season.
Go to yonder valley,' said she, 'and catch thy sufficiency of serpents, that I may broil of them for thee and give thee to eat.
God is mysufficiency and excellent is He in whom I put my trust!
We believe in the strength and sufficiency of ocular proof, and court investigation.
And indeed, in the general, all the days of our pilgrimage here are evil, yea, every day has a sufficiency of evil in it to destroy the best saint that breatheth, were it not for the grace of God.
As for those that do professedly make denial of the sufficiency of this most blessed righteousness, the whole book is conviction to them, and shall assuredly, if it comes to their hands, rise up in judgment against them.
By this doctrine, sufficiency of argument is ministered to the tempted to withstand hereby the assaults of the devil.
By showing thesufficiency of the suitableness thereof.
Of those that do professedly make denial of the sufficiency of this most blessed righteousness.
Now let the Lord stand up to plead, for he is Advocate for the children; yea, let them plead the sufficiency of their first title to the kingdom, and that it is not their doings can sell the land for ever.
The only two difficulties that oppose themselves to this route are, first, the Arabs, and secondly, whether there be a sufficiency of water in the rivers.
This old man is not only theoretically persuaded of the sufficiency of the Scriptures, but in his understanding fully convinced.
There is a large sufficiency of the like aim and animus in the theoretical discussions of a later time; but specifically to cite and analyse the evidence of its presence would be laborious, nor would it conduce to the general peace of mind.
We were at this time much better enabled to do so, having obtained a sufficiency of rope by the directions of Lady Roberts, who, to the honour of her sex, was present at that early hour, exposed to the inclemency of the weather.
The first attempt failed through want of sufficiency of rope and the setting in of night.
The test of the sufficiency of such an induction is, whether or not an increase in the number of experiments materially alters the average.
It was not he, but his adversaries, who, by refusing to acknowledge the fulness and sufficiency of the salvation wrought out by Jesus Christ, are chargeable with having rent the Saviour's robe at the foot of the cross.
And God is able to make all grace abound to you, that you, always having all sufficiency in everything, may abound to every good work.
