| The idea is that, armed with information, once-passive shareholders will curb managers' rapacity. |
| In the process, the Co-op has unearthed treachery in its own ranks and unscrupulous rapacity in the City. |
| But don't think for a second that the Fed has some kind of monopoly on a situation where rapacity pervades honest reason. |
| It is not an effective instrument for protecting our people from the greed and rapacity of outsiders. |
| It's precisely that rapacity, that appetite, that makes them who they are, that allows them to recognize themselves. |
| It's been brewing for more than a year, this public resentment of the rapacity of police ticketing for traffic offences. |
