Sentence examples for possibilities for corruption from inspiring English sources

Traveling to the United States, with all its possibilities for corruption, was out of the question.

"We do not want more investment to mean more possibilities for corruption," she said.

No small country has more levels of government, more politicians and more possibilities for corruption, extortion or impasse.

(Her take, and Rogers's, had rather little in common: "We do not want investment to mean more possibilities for corruption," she said. "We do not want investment to mean greater inequality. And we do not want investment to mean greater privileges for those already privileged").

If you've found a compatriot, you can brainstorm ideas for new procedures that cut out the possibility for corruption.

Theresa May struggles daily now to avoid a palace coup that would see her replaced in power by one of her senior colleagues; but Donald Trump struggles with more – he struggles with the possibility of impeachment for corruption or removal of office for lack of mental capacity.

A casual review of Nakamoto's various blog posts and bulletin-board comments also confirms that, from the first, Bitcoin was devised as a system for removing the possibility of corruption from the issuance and exchange of currency.

Yes, they say, there is always the possibility of corruption.

"These sorts of reforms aren't designed to eliminate corruption but to minimize the possibility of corruption".

That is the kind of activity that can bring an investigation of the possibility of corruption.

Furthermore, an advantage of repeated standardized grading inspections conducted by different inspectors and registration of inspection results is the reduction of the possibility of corruption.