Sentence examples for corrupted environment from inspiring English sources

Promoters of virtual school promise that their Web sites are safe from online predators, and traditional school is portrayed as a haven for bullies, a brutal, corrupted environment in which violent confrontations are bound to occur.

Blackness, in the course of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, became seen as a mere disease, with negroes descended not from Adam or even the fabled "mark of Cain" but degenerated from corrupted environment, atavistic savagery, or worse.

Testimony from aggrieved aides cited fear of retaliation and a "morally corrupt" environment dedicated obsessively to Ms. Richardson's re-election.

He cited a federal report that concluded that the country was "one of the preferred trafficking routes out of South America" and had a "generally permissive and corrupt environment".

In a corrupt environment, replete with militias, there can be no guarantees that the kit will not fall into the wrong hands.

The cream of Russian society is voting with its feet, leaving a stultifying, ever more corrupt environment for greener pastures that allow them to productively apply their talents.

As a government asset manager, I would also have to navigate working in a corrupt environment.

As Sicily now becomes a more politically stable, secure and less corrupt environment, the Baroque palazzi are slowly beginning to open their doors to an eager paying public, American and Northern European as much as Italian.

And mostly that was because of what was my own moral obligation percolating within me to leave a very corrupt environment and seek the reasons for it, and also to share the analysis of what I could bring from my experience to the rest of the world.

A health care system in a corrupt environment is weak and unstable, and it will be important for the post-2015 period to find solutions to address both the health and the governance aspects of the development agenda at the same time.

The book's premise is that in a knowledge-work context, too much pressure too much emphasis on reducing wasted time or resources can cripple knowledge-based projects, in large part by corrupting the environment in which knowledge workers thrive.