Sentence examples for be lost to corruption from inspiring English sources
I fear the mineral resource is being undervalued, that money will be lost to corruption in the Afghan ministries and that jobs at the mine will go to Chinese immigrants.
On Monday, the United Nations announced the first emergency funding for Venezuela, a total of $9.2 million in health and nutritional aid, but some worry the money could be lost to corruption.
Its promise to keep the aid monies outside its Treasury accounts helped to assuage concerns among foreign donors that their contributions might not be directed into capital projects as intended, but instead be used to postpone much-need fiscal reform, or, more seriously, be lost to corruption.
With accountability being the most prominent feature of his new aid programs, said a senior administration official, the president called in prominent lawmakers for help in convincing Congress that foreign aid would not be lost to corruption or incompetence and would bring measurable results.
The $5bn offered last year was made on condition that the money would not be lost to corruption.
According to research firm CLSA, more than 40% of the Indian government's $250 billion worth of subsidies and other benefits meant for poor, will be lost to corruption over next few years.
We know great sums are lost to corruption".
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.
