Sentence examples for dreadful corruption from inspiring English sources
Stories of dreadful corruption, as rich Indians dodge taxes or steal from government, also discourage donors.
For the youngsters, especially, there was a thrill of being part of something momentous plus a decent chance of getting on national TV.Asked if they worried about Mr Hazare becoming a cult figure, perhaps even usurping the image and methods of Gandhi, his supporters roared back that their leader was pure, set on a good cause to purge India of dreadful corruption.
But he suggests that this has another motive: it is Nigeria's dreadful reputation for corruption that makes the strange tales of dodgy lawyers, sudden death and orphaned fortunes seem plausible in the first place.Jenna Burrell, who studies online scams and is at the University of California, Berkeley, says many African fraudsters are now pretending to be non-African to look more credible.
CORRUPTION is dreadful in India, as shown by a current "season of scams"—over mobile-phone licences, the Commonwealth games and more.
He has just announced yet another crackdown on corruption, while denouncing the dreadful conditions in Russia's prisons.But will Mr Putin's popularity last?
Ethiopia ranked 97th in the World Bank's latest "ease of doing business" index and a dreadful 130th in Transparency International's corruption-perceptions index.
London is a place of corruption, and there's only one way to live, away from all those dreadful, dreadful people who ruin our lives".
