Sentence examples for could corrupt from inspiring English sources

But critics say bugs and hackers could corrupt the machines.

The Sun's alignment between Earth and Mars could corrupt communication signals, which could damage the craft.

Mulhall involved § 302 of the Labor-Management Relations Act, which is aimed at preventing agreements that could corrupt a union.

While we admire the imagination today, the Greeks viewed it with suspicion, because it could corrupt reason, Walker said.

Plato felt that the protection of being unidentifiable could corrupt even the most morally upstanding person.

BUT Webster's heart is with those rarest souls no court or fortune could corrupt.

This production (which runs through Sunday) is born of a world where it is as likely that the hacking down of an orchard could portend economic progress as it could corrupting development.

Could a corrupt judge execute a search order to enter an innocent person's home in a corrupt county and do great personal harm?

Rodriguez's lawyers said the remark denigrated Rodriguez and could "irretrievably corrupt the arbitration process".

Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen expressed concern earlier this year that certain groups could be corrupt or supporting terrorism.

These and other social welfare programs could be corrupt and inefficient, but they made the poor feel included in a society that had long ignored them.