Sentence examples for corruption causing from inspiring English sources

Official estimates say up to 250,000 protesters gathered again yesterday to campaign against a proposed law that would limit the power of federal prosecutors to investigate corruption, causing pockets of damage.

Analysts are concerned that the latest examples of corruption will again stall key reforms aimed at boosting overseas investment and improving India's parlous infrastructure, many projects of which have repeatedly been postponed, in part due to opposition protests over corruption causing parliamentary deadlock.

Regulators, prosecutors and journalists tend to focus on corruption caused by willful actions or ignorance.

The extraction of this information from aerial imagery is difficult due to problems arising from perspective distortion, data deficiency, and corruption caused by shadows and occlusions.

Bureaucratic ineptitude and corruption caused many Choctaw to die from exposure, malnutrition, exhaustion, and disease while traveling.

Avoids memory corruption caused by SIMAD TSV format files though due to formatting differences they are not directly usable by the DM.

They were responding to epic political corruption caused by the copper kings who controlled a big part of the state's wealth.

Some, if not most, of that difference can probably be attributed to the pervasive crime and corruption caused by the Mafia in southern Italy.

Chayes's "Thieves of State" makes a strong case that acute corruption causes not only social breakdown but also violent extremism.

But these two bad agents are only the tip of a very deep iceberg of corruption, caused by the Justice Department's failure to monitor the relationship between agents and their informants.

Some of Samuel Fuller's great war films (screening Sept. 15-24 at the Museum of the Moving Image) are actually postwar films — classic entries in the film-noir genre that highlight the trauma, the fear, and the corruption caused by combat, conquest, and occupation.