covet

Theres always bigger, better, and more to covet.

What we look at ... whether in a real world or a virtual one ... reveals what we covet.

In my opinion, it should be another company that you'd like to work at but don't covet.

These firms hoard cash, disdain debt and covet the reliability size brings.

Is it initiation for someone to attack a friend?Is it force to covet your property?

That childhood excitement of saving up your money to buy some coveted thing is completely gone.

"Extreme" sports practitioners are divided into two groups: those who own a GoPro, and those who covet them.

There, your goal is simply to do direct outreach to advertisers likely to covet your audience.

> there's no denying that google recruiters covet fresh > college grads from well-known schools and your grades in > school are an important factor.

"I get more enjoyment out of having and caring for and loving the car than driving it. But that sort of love does diminish when I start to covet other models or newer model years.

The 'PC' brand is sunk - PC is to computer what Blackberry is to phone - you'll get one from your company, but you covet an iPhone/Macbook.

Err, there isn't just "the thing" but a dedicated and directed marketing program to make you absolutely covet the product.

" Inequality is not intrinsically bad. In fact, it's commonly accepted that so much extra wealth does not bring happiness, so perhaps we would do better to covet less and appreciate more.

Everything about capitalism, marketing, and advertising is about making us covet things so we buy them.

Their authors covet the opportunity to make progress during the honeymoon period, before the Sisyphean battle against software entropy sets in.

Why is mentioning someone's wealth a trigger for you?So we can't call someone a billionaire once they have a billion dollars, but instead we have to wait until they covet billionaire status and make an effort to show off extreme wealth?I really don't see what your point is, beyond "Hey!