Sentence examples for generally corrupt from inspiring English sources

Others recall that the judge who found his associate guilty of fraud last year also concluded that a "generally corrupt" relationship existed between the two men.

The judge in that case found that there was a generally corrupt relationship between Shaik and Zuma, who was subsequently charged with two counts of corruption.

Her simple-minded son has been fitted up for a schoolgirl's murder, and in a society of inept cops, exploitative lawyers and generally corrupt townsfolk, only mommie dearest believes he's innocent – and sets out to prove it.

Though Mr Shaik was found to have had a "generally corrupt" relationship with Mr Zuma, the former vice-president has not been charged with any crime; the National Prosecution Authority is still mulling over whether it has a strong enough case to take him to court.

The Durban High Court ordered an associate of Jacob Zuma, the nation's former vice president, to repay the government $5.5 million the court said was the proceeds of a "generally corrupt" relationship with Mr. Zuma while he was in the government.

More than 200 years ago, the great political thinker Edmund Burke warned that "among a people generally corrupt, liberty cannot long exist".

EEG signals, which are generally corrupted by ocular artifacts, are decomposed into sources by means of a source separation algorithm.

Considering the fact that the measurements are generally corrupted with noises or disturbances, the proposed approaches are mainly dedicated to the case that the process and its FD system are non-synchronous in transition from one region to another.

The intense competition to control the nation's oil reserves creates ample opportunities for skimming — indeed, economies that depend heavily on natural resources are generally more corrupt, as are wartime economies.

He cited a federal report that concluded that the country was "one of the preferred trafficking routes out of South America" and had a "generally permissive and corrupt environment".

And, of course, as a general rule, people are much happier in democratic countries, and those nations are also generally the least corrupt.