Sentence examples for are lost to corruption from inspiring English sources

We know great sums are lost to corruption".

Although the state of the economy remains difficult to ascertain beyond dubious official figures, huge sums are lost to corruption.

American C.E.O.s love to quote China's rising investment in R. & D., but they never follow with Chinese reporting that suggests sixty per cent of state R&D funds are lost to corruption.

Q: The opposition often suggests that some of the proceeds are lost to corruption.

Procurement of drugs has been widely linked to corruption; observers have estimated in the past that 10 25% of public procurement resources are lost to corruption in poor countries [ 27, 28].

An estimated $440bn was lost to corruption between 1960 and 1999.

The rest was lost to corruption, shoddy, half-built projects, and numbered bank accounts outside Chad.

That's a big deal, since upwards of 30percentt of UN assistance is lost to corruption.

There is no denying that some aid money is lost to corruption, poor programming and inefficiency.

It is hard to know how much is lost to corruption and how much is simply lost.

According to the Public Chamber Oversight Commission, 30% of the budget is lost to corruption and embezzlement, and much of what is not stolen is wasted.