Sentence examples for degrees of corruption from inspiring English sources

In each place, the formula is pretty much the same: demonstrators take to the streets by the thousands to decry varying degrees of corruption, insecurity, and a lack of democratic transparency — all justifiable citizens' complaints.

China and the rapidly growing newly industrializing countries of East and Southeast Asia, where most of the global reduction in poverty took place, were marked by high degrees of corruption.

All nations, of course, suffer some degree of corruption.

The other striking thing was the degree of corruption.

The degree of corruption she uncovers is horrific yet unflinchingly reported.

"We didn't understand the degree of corruption in the South Vietnamese government," Snepp goes on.

But in a contrarian way, a high degree of corruption in foreign markets can actually be beneficial.

"But now, the political and economic situation is so bad that some degree of corruption is necessary to survive.

As a former official in Spain's Franco regime, he had come to tolerate a degree of corruption.

So if that's the case with Samsung, it makes one wonder what degree of corruption we might find elsewhere".

Discernible in the statistics are variations in the degree of corruption and the use of public services to distribute jobs and patronage.