Sentence examples for a propensity for corruption from inspiring English sources

In what could be one of the most expensive Olympic projects in history, Russia must build almost everything in Sochi from scratch, fighting unforgiving terrain, a propensity for corruption and volatile neighbors in the nearby North Caucasus region.

So while Jonathan Swift's original novel, Gulliver's Travels, was a biting critique of government, and of man's propensity for corruption, Gazit's concept of Gulliver's Gate is straight-forward and innocent enough.

(They share a propensity for tearing up during speeches).

Ryder Ripps, 14, may have a propensity for design.

Lloyd described her ex as "a man with a propensity for extremes, for being unconventional".

The first was a rangy striker, trademark sideburns and moustache and a propensity for the unexpected.

"Your honor, that would show a propensity for stealing golf clubs," Mr. Denvir replied.

He enrolled in 10th grade at Tully High School and showed a propensity for running.

"Mother," he said, "seemed to develop a propensity for black men".

Nevadans of recent years have shown a propensity for rewarding major candidates almost evenly.

He did not think the prosecution had shown that Pistorius had a propensity for violence.