egoisms in a sentence

1. It is infected with all kinds of egoisms.

2. “National egoisms are making the Union weak.

3. Let us stop the justifications and egoisms and seek solutions.

4. EU has capitulated to "national" political interests and national egoisms.

5. It is part of our common European DNA and it means overcoming national egoisms”.

6. In his mind and in his heart, the flags, the prejudices, the chauvinisms, the egoisms had disappeared.

7. National egoisms hurt all other EU member states as the single market is impaired by competitive distortions.

8. Egoism has reached its maximum development on the individual level, and the individual egoisms have started to bond.

9. Individual and collective egoisms struggling against each other—an atomic whirl of egoisms—who would look for aims here?

10. In spite of the increasing dominance of greed and egoisms, it seems that – for many people – giving is simpler than taking.

11. Again and again, national egoisms prevent all reform projects, thereby shattering the prospect of a more sustainable strategy.

12. Overcoming the silo boundaries is a major reason for BPM – double work disappears, delays in crossing the border are eliminated, silo-egoisms will be dissolved.

13. To this end they refer to ‘values’ – which are often only a cover for low motives and personal egoisms – and draw from these a dictatorial right of intervention.

14. On election night Glucksmann put his finger on the left’s wound: without a serious will to unite and overcome personal egoisms, a sustainable revival will not succeed.

15. The Council ignores the lack of effectiveness of the current system and places national egoisms above the long overdue strengthening of European financial supervision.

16. Alternatively: The state, the way it currently exists, may actually function better than the supranational constructions, the EU for instance, which degrades into egoisms.

17. Not only 100 percent of the world’s population that is willing to do so is needed, but also a political and economic system that does not get lost in the respective egoisms.

18. In case of a deepening of the current crisis, a collapse of the currently still intact international coordination, a revival of protectionism and national „egoisms" is quite likely.

19. A context where a sort of European civil war is reappearing, where our differences, sometimes our national egoisms, appear more important than what unites us within a global context.

20. "National egoisms that led to a catastrophe 100 years ago seem to be desirable again", says Schulz, adding: "We are all called upon to be interested and to oppose the trend towards nationalism."