Sentence examples for increasingly corrupt from inspiring English sources

The country's managers became increasingly corrupt.

Over four decades it had become increasingly corrupt.

The new elite is rich and, some say, increasingly corrupt.

The revolutions unfolding across the Middle East represent the breakdown of increasingly corrupt sultanistic regimes.

In medieval times, the Roman Catholic church grew increasingly corrupt and impervious to criticism.

His government was inefficient and increasingly corrupt, the overweight civil service stuffed with party hacks.

The Commonwealth's system of "Golden Liberty", which conferred disproportionate rights on the nobility, had increasingly corrupted the Commonwealth's politics.

So there is pent up demand, one might say, as the rich get richer and our politics seem increasingly corrupted by big money.

In addition to eight years of war (which pitted black nationalist groups against white settlers and mercenaries), the country has been subjected to more than two decades under the increasingly violent, corrupt and oppressive rule of Robert Mugabe.

This leads Shane to a cabin at Lake Arrowhead that is outfitted for sexual blackmail, which leads to a surprise shooting, which leads to increasingly more corrupt and complicated scheming.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, not long after Timmons suggested that Vincent hire Park to assist their influence, lobbying, and back-channel diplomatic efforts on behalf of Saddam Hussein's government, much of that effort became increasingly bizarre, corrupt, and - on occasion - illegal.