Sentence examples for badly corrupted from inspiring English sources
"Uribe governed badly, corrupted and bled Colombia during eight years and never wanted peace.
Although the program was badly corrupted, many Iraqis remain grateful for what they regard as the impartial and humane behavior of United Nations officials throughout those years.
Q.The U.S.G.A. makes a big deal about Bethpage Black being a "true" municipal golf course, yet the system provided to the public to acquire tee times is both horribly inefficient and badly corrupted.
"Our political system is so badly corrupted that it is imploding in front of our eyes".
On assuming the patriarchate, he consulted Greek scholars employed in Moscow as well as the books in the patriarchal library and concluded not only that many Russian books and practices were badly corrupted but also that the revisions of the circle of Vonifatyev had introduced new corruptions.
This interpretation is tentative, because two passages, one badly corrupt, seem at odds with the doctrine of equal care as summarized here.
It depends heavily on Graham's speculative reconstruction of a badly corrupt passage in the "Greater Selection" (EC2), and even in his reconstructed version, the connection between the sage's attitudes and the notions of benevolence and right is obscure.
C.I.A. Missed Signs of Chaos But Dr. Kay said the C.I.A. missed the significance of the chaos in the leadership and had no idea how badly that chaos had corrupted Iraq's weapons capabilities or the threat it raised of loose scientific knowledge being handed over to terrorists.
Wouldn't you like two months of paid vacation, longer lunch breaks, and shorter workdays?" But stated another way, Where to Invade Next asks: "Are we a nation that wants to treat workers as badly as a government corrupted by big business allows?
Now it's worse and worse – the whole political situation is corrupting very badly".
They come from the dozens of Ukrainian towns that were choked and overrun for decades by badly-corrupted governance.
