Sentence examples for mire of corruption from inspiring English sources

"The city has become a stinking mire of corruption and evildoing.

Her books can end with her detective tracking down his man only to lose him in the mire of corruption.

It is in the longer run that COPE may have the potential to break the ANC's stranglehold on power.For the ANC seems to be sinking deeper into a mire of corruption.

Non-religious countries do this through nationalism whereas the Arab nationalism of the post-colonial era is felt to have failed in a mire of corruption and genuflection to western intrests.

Yet the two men, quite separately, and each with a wary eye on the other, are pushing to the front of Romanian politics the same concern: the extraordinary mire of corruption here, regarded by some as the worst of any country seeking to join the European Union.

"Viewed through the eyes of the US diplomats, entire states -Kenya for example - appear as mires of corruption," it said.

But while the role of the United States is indispensable, the onus of reaching a just, durable and comprehensive settlement that reconciles the conflicting national aspirations of Arabs and Jews essentially lies on the shoulders of regional leaders, who remain mired in a collective quagmire of corruption, mistrust and mismanagement.

If Africa is to extricate itself from the mire of poverty, corruption must be weeded out from every facet of its society.

He won the competition, and fame, by arguing that modern culture was, for all its proud enlightenment, a mire of falsity, corruption and inauthenticity.

But he seemed to hanker for the days when Mr Olmert, now mired in accusations of corruption, was in office.

Their northern region, Mari-El, has for fifteen years been governed by a Moscow appointee, an ethnic Russian who has been mired in accusations of corruption and worse.