Sentence examples for corrupted further from inspiring English sources

Resolving to lead a simple life, he gave his share of the family money to three of his siblings; since they were very rich already, he believed they could not be corrupted further by receiving his portion.

Frank's grand play for respectability has backfired entirely: instead of going straight, he is corrupting himself further.

In the last few years, West African states began to wake up to the dangers of the drug trade, which is swamping their tiny economies and corrupting — or further corrupting — their politics.

"The public desperately desires a better way to collect federal taxes for the common good and recognizes the current system as both inherently flawed and then further corrupted by inside-the-Beltway machinations," Leo E. Linbeck Jr., the multimillionaire founder of Americans for Fair Taxation, wrote in a recent letter defending the decade-old proposal.

Blurred images were further corrupted by the Poissonian noise model in (1).

We first generated the blurred images operating on images (a)–(c) by the former Gaussian blurs and further corrupted by zero mean Gaussian noise with BSNR =40.

We assume that the true image f is defined on an index set Ω and its observed version g on an index set Λ. We also assume that g is blurred from f by a linear operator ({mathcal T}colon ell ^{2}(Omega) to ell ^{2}(Lambda)) and further corrupted by pixel-wisely independent Poisson noise: g_{i_{1},i_{2}} sim text{Poisson}left(({mathcal T}mathbf{f})_{i_{1},i_{2}}right), quad (i_{1},in{2}) in Lambda.

And finally money has further corrupted the process.

They were further corrupted by Saddam Hussein, who eliminated the independent judiciary after taking power in 1978, Al-Sarraf said.

In a survey last year by Transparency International, a Berlin-based anti-corruption watchdog, 68% of urban South Africans said the police were "extremely corrupt"; a further 14% called them "quite corrupt".

The movies are further corrupting the country by giving away premiums to the ladies in the audience.