Sentence examples for corruption and speculation from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis demonstrates how markets are subject to corruption and speculation that creates instability for the system as a whole.

The main reasons were corruption and speculation (Széll 2001a).

The 1920s, which brought the crushing of unions and rampant corruption and speculation in an unchecked stock market, were followed immediately by FDR's New Deal and economic reforms that created 40 years of economic stability and prosperity for the largest middle class in the history of the world.

Only suggestions that Bach may have cheated as a young fencer by using a wet glove (which sounds more like a Spinal Tap B-side than an international corruption scandal) and speculation over the role of "the Sheikh" in rallying support for the German as the race entered its final hours provided intrigue.

Inefficiency, corruption and wild speculation on anything from property to garlic are common.

Le Mani Sulla Città (Hands Over the City, 1963) used a strong dramatic story to denounce civic corruption and irresponsible building speculation in Naples, with Rod Steiger as the ruthless main character.

And speculation, desperation, bribery and corruption played their part.

Behind the scenes, corruption, speculation and miscalculation were rife.

Kozak, who said the real cost to Russian taxpayers was 3.5billion US dollars, also dismissed as "speculation" reports of corruption and embezzlement in relation to money spent on the Games.

Excitement and speculation thrived today.

Rumors and speculation grew.