Sentence examples for corruption threatens from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi has said corruption threatens the very existence of the party — and that he will pursue both "tigers and flies".

Sam Taliaferro, an American who runs a property business catering to foreign retirees in Boquete, a hill resort, says that corruption threatens to choke off foreign investment.

China's new President, Xi Jinping, has acknowledged that rampant corruption threatens his government's legitimacy — and he has thundered against extravagant gifts and banqueting by public servants.

China's new President, Xi Jinping, has acknowledged that rampant corruption threatens his government's legitimacy and he has thundered against extravagant gifts and banqueting by public servants.

The International Crisis Group recently warned that widespread corruption, "threatens to undermine the significant progress Iraq has made toward reducing violence and strengthening state institutions".

And all the time, McDonagh's disorders lead him into increasingly sinister compulsions and hallucinations, and the rising floodtide of addiction and corruption threatens to engulf him utterly.

Addressing the Congress on Thursday, Mr. Hu acknowledged that corruption threatened the party and the state.

In 2007, Barack Obama said that "When narco-trafficking and corruption threaten democracy in Latin America, it's America's problem, too".

The Bush administration made periodic efforts to warn Mr. Karzai that his own family's reputed links to corruption threatened his government.

In his first major foreign-policy address, delivered in Chicago in April, 2007, he said, "When narco-trafficking and corruption threaten democracy in Latin America, it's America's problem, too.

The leak came just days after a new report by consultancy KPMG said that corruption threatened India's growth.