Sentence examples for however corrupted from inspiring English sources

The shock isn't that the pirates are people, however corrupted.

The coalition, however corrupted, is still seen by many as representing moderation and stability.

She has made money along the way, campaigned against the closure of state-funded children's homes (however corrupted they are, in some cases they remain the safest option) and been embraced as one of the great actors of her generation.

This property is however corrupted if the time variation within an OFDM symbol is not negligible.

In David Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, for example, Cleanthes employs an independent argument, "religion, however corrupted, is still better than no religion at all.

For the question inevitably arises: How could anyone remain happy knowing that a genuine loved one, however corrupted, is destined to be miserable forever.

He was a ruler for whom diplomacy, however tortuous, was a more natural weapon than the sword, and gold, however corrupting, a more effective currency than blood.

However corrupt and bureaucratic the Kurdish administration, it was still better than that in Baghdad.

Such entrepreneurship, however corrupt, fills a gap, as Pakistan's economy is now almost entirely dependent on American taxpayers.

Loans, handouts and social-housing programmes, however corrupt and ineptly run, showered billions of oil dollars on the poor.

However corrupt a communist was in the cold war, his wealth had to stay in the old Soviet Union or in China or eastern Europe.