Sentence examples for deeply corrupted from inspiring English sources

Like so many confidential informants, Whitacre is left deeply corrupted by his brushes with corruption: In Whitacre's case, the crime that the the F.B.I. ultimately uncovers is a multimillion-dollar embezzlement scheme so brazen, so cinematic, that it leaves ADM private detectives speculating that he was attempting to live out a John Grisham novel (they had "The Firm" in mind).

The Communist Party also seemed intent on demonstrating that it will not accept corruption even as it is perceived as being deeply corrupted.

The economy is deeply corrupted.

But government officials and environmentalists say the permit system has been deeply corrupted.

If you say there is something rotten, deeply corrupted, in the state of man's affairs, then problems begin for you.

There can be little doubt, however, that the experience of waging a 30-year dirty war within the borders of the UK has deeply corrupted the British security establishment.

Public purchasing is still deeply corrupt.

Both governments had reputations as deeply corrupt.

His government is also deeply corrupt.

DEXTER FILKINS: Kevin, the Afghan government is indeed deeply corrupt.

What those e-mails reveal is a deeply corrupt system.