Reduced genetic diversity within a population may corrupt the potential of the population to evolutionarily adapt to changing environments.
Management and corporate counsel who uncover evidence of potential corrupt foreign payments will have to weigh the new incentives for employees when deciding how to conduct internal investigations and whether to voluntarily disclose the results of their investigations.
To make things worse, these criminal organizations are even benefiting from some of policies and efforts such as the Merida Initiative, which is now training and arming both corrupt officers and potential future cartel members.
Like "On the Road" by Jack Kerouac, another novel written in the 40's that went on to be a perennial best seller and potential Corrupter of Youth, "The Catcher in the Rye" has, at its core, the energy of a jailbreak.
It's likely no accident that in the week since Bannon officially joined the Trump campaign, media attention has shifted from focusing primarily on Trump's gaffes to potential corrupting contributions to the Clinton Foundation in exchange for access to Secretary of State Clinton.
If a donation is improperly dealt with it leaves people open to potential of corrupt behaviour".
Finally, we know from hard experience that the money that comes into politics has the potential to corrupt.
Success in any line of work has the potential to corrupt the person enjoying it, and unfortunately Mixed Martial Arts is no different.
In Sierra Leone, as in other conflicts in Africa, diamonds and other lucrative resources not only supply warlords but also have the potential to corrupt the peacekeeping operation, particularly when poor soldiers see the chance of sudden wealth.
But in keeping with legal rulings that found that large donations have the potential to corrupt political figures, the party committees are required to spend this money without "coordinating" their activities with the candidates.
