Sentence examples for its rotten from inspiring English sources
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When Britain was awash with squalor and disease during the Industrial Revolution it had its rotten boroughs, where elections were bought and the ballot was neither secret nor fair.
But if the state is not prepared to let the private sector tackle its rotten parts, then it will need to adopt a more strong-armed, Chinese-style approach to making sure the state sector delivers.
He may well have concluded that the Met was also institutionally corrupt... not because one dodgy detective was pally with a murder suspect's dodgy father (every barrel must have its rotten apples), but because it seems to have been common knowledge among his colleagues and superiors that Mr Davidson was a wrong 'un, and they turned a blind eye.
Western capitalism's victory over its rotten communist rival does not ensure it an enduring franchise from voters.
Like Shield, its job is to keep an eye on all the "metahumans" popping up around the world; unlike Fury's agency, it took no time at all to show its rotten roots, which certainly must make life hard for screenwriters attempting a multiple-movie narrative arc.
These gave me the opportunity to rethink and formulize my opposition to Common Core and the high-stakes testing regime that makes it rotten at its core.
It's not to distill, in one compressed male form, the cupidity and corruption associated with government at its rottenest.
And last month the company said it would hire a private contractor overseen by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to test homes for trapped methane and mercaptans, the additives that give odorless methane its rotten-egg smell and have been blamed by some residents for continued health effects.
A small fence bordered its edge, its wood rotten and crumbling.
In The Idea of North, Peter Davidson describes how writers including Orwell and Auden developed a "mythology of the North" in the 1930s, focusing on its social troubles, but also evoking its characteristic rotten weather.
