Sentence examples for cheaper to bribe from inspiring English sources

It's much cheaper to bribe auditors.

A culture of graft is widely seen as one of the worst legacies of seven decades of rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which ended last year and one of the hardest to erase.When laws and regulations are complex, bureaucracy is tortuous, and the wages of minor officials' are low, it is far cheaper to bribe than to be honest.

Still, it was cheaper to bribe Moreau than build a clinic from scratch.

It's easier and cheaper to bribe them than deal with the property manager and the board directors she controls.

It may be cheaper for food outlets to bribe public health officials rather than keep premises hygienic.

And the idiotic crap required to bribe children through a long day was at least cheap: your name in Chinese for €1, apparently desirable Burt Reynolds shades for €2.

The capitalists reaped "superprofits" from the cheap raw materials and labour available in these colonies and were thus able to "bribe" workers at home with slightly higher wages, a shorter workweek, and other reforms.

… You have to bribe them".

12 07 A.M.: Attempt to bribe door guy.

"And who are too rich to bribe".

"Frankly, we need to bribe them".