Sentence examples for as a consequence of corruption from inspiring English sources

Chicago disbanded its criminal investigative division in 1864, as did Boston in 1870, and New York City suffered major scandals in 1877 all as a consequence of corruption.

Betting turnover on racing is expected to drop as a consequence of the latest corruption case, which ended on Wednesday with four jockeys being banned from the sport.

Institutional corruption may arise as a consequence of the emergence of (financial) conflicts of interest that result from the institutional design and that enforce the tension between physicians' fiduciary task of acting in the best interests of the patient and their financial interests.

If a far right party is able to "own" far right issues like crime, corruption and "ethnic minorities," they will profit from the rise in issue salience as a consequence of the discourse of the mainstream (right-wing) party.

Transf., as a consequence of attention.

Learning as a consequence of thinking.

I expected a hearing as a consequence of my complaint.

Is she less profound as a consequence of her serenity?

And as a consequence of, what?

Nothing happens as a consequence of it.

As a direct consequence of the corruption and waste now being exposed in Bayelsa and other Delta states, a violent insurgency has wracked the region since 2004.