Sentence examples for because of corruption from inspiring English sources

That is partly because of corruption.

So one might say that Clemente died because of corruption.

At two of Germany's biggest companies, Siemens and Volkswagen, heads have rolled because of corruption scandals.

It's said the country runs because of corruption, not in spite of it.

That is partly because of corruption, infighting and bad behaviour in their own ranks.

But the EU has already suspended some programmes because of corruption.

In practice, those rules are often ignored, because of corruption, cronyism, and abuses of power.

Last month Ukraine's prime minister said he opposed SEZs because of corruption.

Unemployment and crime are rising, and the government is unpopular, partly because of corruption scandals.

First, Mr Cardoso's loose, four-party centre-right coalition frayed, partly because of corruption scandals.

Today we are really decades away, and it is certainly because of corruption.