Sentence examples for horrible corruption from inspiring English sources

The most egregious of those was the massive, horrible corruption of slavery and then Jim Crow which so poisoned and perverted the American system that it resulted in the Civil War and violent fascism of the Jim Crow system of government, which stunted the South politically and economically for 90 years.

Journalists and people who follow the news closely see Trump's presidency as a series of emergency alerts — one horrible tale of corruption, malfeasance and vindictiveness piled on another until it seems impossible to keep up.

In fact, Fidesz has inherited a horrible mess, with rampant corruption, a demoralised public administration and a bad-tempered populace.

Three years ago Mr. Shevardnadze commissioned an anticorruption action plan that was published under his name and contained the following exhortation: "If we fail to avoid this national disaster, if we fail to cure the nation, public and state from the horrible, poisoning malady of corruption, Georgians as a civilized nation and Georgia as an independent, democratic state will have no future".

Meanwhile, phase two of the publicity campaign, a hard-hitting television spot that links corruption to the horrible fates referenced in phase one, will be rolled out in the coming weeks.

It won't be long now before the horrors at Westgate Mall in Nairobi are out of the headlines and relegated to the annals of horrible terrorist attacks (and possibly intransigent police corruption and ineptitude).

Niger has, ironically, been saved the horrible fate of many other parts of Africa — wars, corruption, even the scale of the AIDS epidemic — precisely because it has no money and no strategic importance".

It gets there in stages: first by discussing the ubiquity of conflicts, inequities and deprivations; then by decrying the corruption of power; then by having survivors of horrible events recount their experiences.

The plot, mildly subversive in its mention of Communist Party corruption, follows the love lives of young Soviets who are scrambling for apartments in a horrible new high-rise.

As part of an anti-corruption drive, it purged some of its cleverest officials and locked up several foreign businessmen (in horrible conditions), though two were recently freed.

"Horrible, horrible.