buccaneering in a sentence

1. the buccaneering nature of the oil-transport industry

2. skinny teenage minx alicia enjoys buccaneering down surpassing the purfling limits.

3. From the Mind of Sid Meier, The Golden Age of Buccaneering has returned with Pirates!

4. The “buccaneering” Brexiteers might then finally have to explain what it is they’re still complaining about.

5. (1) First there is a period of buccaneering capitalism and the accumulation of capital by businesses locating in a previously undeveloped area.

6. This somewhat buccaneering, rather tyrannical Florentine had hit upon the brilliant idea of selling to the bourgeoisie what he created for the Court.

7. Buccaneering entrepreneurs, boom-and-bust markets, risk capital—these conveniently disappeared from Nozick’s argument because they’d all but disappeared from capitalism.

8. Fisk and Gould carried financial buccaneering to extremes: their program included an open alliance with New York politician Boss Tweed, the wholesale bribery of legislatures, and the buying of judges.