Sentence examples for cesspit from inspiring English sources

A nearby cesspit was leaking faeces into the pipes that supplied the Broad Street pump, we now know.

The West, in the eyes of Islamic conservatives at least, is a "cesspit of sexual chaos and moral decay".

The security services are rumoured to run all manner of criminal activities; the army is a cesspit of graft.

The threats posed by what Sir David Omand, an academic and former head of Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency, calls "the cesspit of modernity"—online crime, espionage, sabotage and subversion are not going to disappear.

Until the deregulation of air travel in the mid-1990s trainrain was the only sensible way of getting around India, but ticketing became a cesspit of corruption.

Most of Europe is happy, believing that FIFA has long been a cesspit of corruption in desperate need of fresh faces and reform.

Yet it risks becoming a cesspit of poverty, crime and disease.

That opened the lid on a cesspit under Mr Fujimori's government.

America, he says, has become a "donocracy" steered by wealthy donors, the EU a "stinking cesspit of corporate corruption gussied up in the garb of idealistic internationalism".

Having worked in Romania, I could agree.By a fluke of timing your special report appeared in the same week that Vince Cable called the City a "cesspit".

He was a little off mark: a cesspit can be cleaned out.