Sentence examples for causing corruption from inspiring English sources

Not only is Nigerian oil theft helping to keep the world price of oil high, it is causing corruption and social disorder, says the president.

Another entailment of the DISEASE metaphor, especially the mapping between "four winds" and external causes of corruption, is that putting blame on "four winds" for causing corruption distracts from, if not obviates the need for further search of culprits.

We strongly advise against working directly on files stored on a network drive in general, since any disruption in connectivity can cause corruption.

A windfall of federal cash spawns graft in much the same way that oil wealth or foreign aid can cause corruption in poor countries.

In one of the most unconvincing sections, she argues that it is aid which causes corruption and conflict, and aid which inhibits social capital and foreign investment.

"The solicitation of such unlimited contributions by federal officeholders and candidates is bound to cause corruption," said Democracy 21 President Fred Wertheimer, who praised the FEC decision.

Actually, this feature is not normally used, since in addition to the performance loss associated with using synchronous updates of the metadata, it can cause corruption in the user data which will not be flagged by the filesystem checker.

And, when he goes away, he strives throughout the land to cause corruption therein, and to destroy people's earnings and lives.

The noise interference can be heard as a clicking, hum or buzzing sound that can cause corruption to data transmission on facsimile/modem telephone calls resulting in dropouts and slow transmissions.

That's when the small companies decided to intervene, causing a corruption of the system".

Indeed, some actions that are done out of a desire to achieve good are corrupt actions, namely, acts of so-called noble cause corruption.