Sentence examples for hugely corrupt from inspiring English sources

Both countries are hugely corrupt, their bureaucracies ghastly.

When asked if he agreed the process was "hugely corrupt" he replied: "I have to choose my words carefully.

Today, Afghans who long for a modern and stable country express disappointment with Hamid Karzai and his American backers for creating a hugely corrupt Afghanistan.

For example, the BSP's pugnacious leader, Mayawati, whose sole policy was to increase those quotas, meanwhile made alliances with high-caste groups partly to ensure that local bigwigs would not prevent her dalit supporters from voting.The resulting administrations have also been riotous, vindictive and hugely corrupt.

Those attending know full well that the purpose of the meetings is not to share tips on how to keep bosses happy, but to focus minds on a bigger issue: that personal assistants to leaders are often hugely powerful and sometimes just as hugely corrupt.

That is, even though Russia's economy is hugely corrupt and nowhere nearly as innovative as it should be, Putin sits atop a huge reserve of oil and gas that makes him think he's a genius and doesn't need to listen to anyone.

For as both the prime minister and the leader of the opposition know, Clegg's party is the only one of the three that hasn't spent the last two decades trying to curry favour with Rupert Murdoch's corrupt and hugely corrupting media empire.

He has launched a hugely popular website exposing corrupt government tenders.

James Caan, the original Sonny Corleone, is conveniently on hand to infuse "The Yards" with his smiling-cobra charm as Frank Olchin, the corrupt captain of a hugely profitable business repairing New York subway cars.

Hugely influential but heavy-handed, unaccountable and corrupt, they can get almost anyone arrested under Russia's vague and contradictory laws, and usually convicted too.

It is hugely under-represented in the news media, both by a corrupt censored Moroccan media, and by an internationally corrupt media who are unwilling to publish stories outside of a familiar narrative and that pose super-powers in a negative light.