Sentence examples for leading to corruption from inspiring English sources

A speculative economy based on credit and commerce, rather than inherited property, transformed society, leading to corruption as well as freedom.

Similar reservations are now voiced about the massive transfers to eastern Europe where often the "absorption capacity" of the target countries is much lower than the funds available, leading to corruption and waste.

These distortions act to inflict a local change in magnification leading to corruption of the quantitative signal.

They are understaffed and those who do work there are underpaid, leading to corruption and high levels of vio- lence.

For each type, we consider the burstlength T=64 with probabilities (p T,p 2T )∈{ 0.5,0.3 , 0.7,0.3 , 0.5,0.5)} leading to corruptions between 20 and 40% and the burstlength T=96 with the same pairs and additionally (p 0,p T )∈{ 0.3,0.7), 0.1,0.9)} leading to corruptions between 40 and 75%.

The union then took control of the trust, leading to the corruption charges against Mr. Gomez Urrutia.

"It is", he wrote, "an alliance whereby the elites collude to pillage the masses," leading to "political corruption, social inequality, financial risks, rampant evil forces, and moral degeneration".

As a diligent investigator, I am obliged to say that she was dismissed from her teaching job in 1943 for "behavior leading to the corruption of a minor".

With increasing economic inequality, the bankruptcy of traditional ethics, the rise of unbridled materialism, the absolute power of the one-party system leading to absolute corruption, people were simmering with frustration and discontent.

Existing campaign finance reforms, particularly donor disclosure and contribution limits, have done as much harm as good, leading to "a corruption practiced by decent people" and legitimizing what Mr. Lessig calls "a gift economy".

For him, the Enlightenment, with its sensistic, subjectivist attitude and devotion to the act of reasoning, rather than to the light of reason, degenerates inevitably into a hotchpotch of negation and ignorance, leading to radical corruption in ethics, and every other branch of philosophical endeavour.