Sentence examples for omnipresent corruption from inspiring English sources

Zagreb academic, Borka Lugaric, echoes this view on the EU "fixing" the legal system and eradicating Croatia's "omnipresent corruption".

The U.S. presidents whose military aid purchased the Egyptian government as America's lackey have known the cost to Egyptians in omnipresent corruption, bribes, torture and political oppression.

As he drily noted later, 'it didn't turn out quite like that', what with being held up at knife point, the lepers in the streets, the omnipresent military, the corruption and the lack of security.

Yet Bayelsa State has become, in theory, one of the more transparent in Nigeria, putting its annual budget on the Internet and moving toward paying salaries electronically, not in the cash that is otherwise omnipresent in Nigeria, aiding corruption.

Women soon discovered that the enemies of women's rights were as omnipresent as dust, god and corruption.

Egypt is a country rife with corruption and poverty is omnipresent.

Many ordinary people here are grousing about the spending on palaces rather than on crumbling infrastructure, about the smell of corruption in repair contracts and about the omnipresent security that has kept them a discreet distance from the V.I.P. spots to view the celebrations.

The pressure was omnipresent.

Army checkpoints are omnipresent.

Security was omnipresent.

Karl Rove is suddenly omnipresent.