Sentence examples for becoming corrupted from inspiring English sources

"They move in groups so that they can keep an eye on each other and avoid individual members talking with us and becoming corrupted".

To prevent these types of files from becoming corrupted as they travel along the Internet, MIME encodes the messages as text, using an encoding method called base64.

Pruning outdated entries and tidying up the database can help keep the Registry a more manageable size and less prone to becoming corrupted and causing problems.

"And without freedom of the press, how can we prevent institutions becoming corrupted?" Zam is on trial – in what is believed to be the first case of its kind in the country – for sharing a Facebook post written by a woman about a property dispute between her family and a local businessman, Sonam Phuntsho.

This results in the booting process becoming corrupted and resulting in a permanent bricking of the Phone.

The HTC software implementation on the G2 stores some components in read-only memory as a security measure to prevent key operating system software from becoming corrupted and rendering the device inoperable.

However, there is growing concern that, in spite of his best intention, and those of his followers, his single shot solution (an anti-corruption superagency that itself, despite the best of efforts, risks becoming corrupt) may not be enough to inoculate the system from the debilitating parasite of corruption.

In this system, it is very difficult to avoid becoming corrupt.

Industrial output rose by 1.7% in October compared with the previous month.See article: Is Germany becoming corrupt?A French court found Seita, a French tobacco company, partially responsible for the death of a smoker, the first time such a ruling has been handed down in Europe.

"So why do you want to be President, Bernie, if you're so worried about becoming corrupt?" May asked, "Senator Sanders, are you worried about being the equivalent of Ralph Nader in this election?" "I think I've heard that name before," Amar said.

With 'Carter,' you were discussing not just a criminal, but a society that was becoming rapidly corrupted.