Sentence examples for highly corrupt from inspiring English sources

In 2014, Mexico was ranked as "highly corrupt" in the Corruption Perception Index, while its institutions were ranked as alarmingly "weak" in the latest Global Competitiveness Report.

It produces a report 'The Corruption Perception Index' which measures the perceived levels of public sector corruption in countries worldwide on a scoring system from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean).

Arthur Middlemiss, a former assistant district attorney in Manhattan and a former head of JPMorgan's global anti-corruption program, said that since Panama was "perceived to be highly corrupt," anyone engaged in business there should conduct due diligence on others involved in their ventures.

According to Transparency International, an organization that campaigns against corruption, Germany is tied with Japan for 14th place out of 183 countries in the group's annual corruption perceptions index, which ranks countries on a scale of 0 (highly corrupt) to 10 (very clean).

Thus oil states tend to be highly corrupt.

Scores range from ten (squeaky clean) to nil (highly corrupt).

If SAR returns are highly corrupted by noise, some errors may exist in the estimated vibration displacement.

Inspired by adaptive median filter methodology, this paper proposes a multi-level adaptive switching filter (MASF) for the recovery of highly corrupted images.

The WVD of the same two-component signal is shown in Figure 1d, which is a representation highly corrupted by interference terms.

A new switching-based median filtering scheme for restoration of images that are highly corrupted by salt and pepper noise is proposed.

Comparing Figure 1a and 1b, we notice that c1 σ1) is more sensitive to the standard deviation of sensor noise σ n than to the Type I error α I. Furthermore, c1 σ1) grows as σ n increases, for eliminating spurious edges in the presence of highly corrupted images.