Sentence examples for prevalent corruption from inspiring English sources

Although the scandals, including the current one, have sparked accusations of political revenge, they also suggest how prevalent corruption remains in South Korean society.

Much of India's urban youth feels disaffected about the political process, jaded by prevalent corruption and unmoved by the campaign messages of the leading parties.

Long resentful of prevalent corruption at home, they have watched Taiwan tackle corruption within its government, even at the highest levels.

The prevalent corruption in the Grant Administration was eventually called Grantism.

In a country that has been marred by prevalent corruption for over a decade, the military establishment (whom the government directly awards major contracts) subcontracts its projects to privately owned contractors by direct award of contracts, not through tenders.

Meanwhile, the ongoing anti-corruption campaign hit major 'Going Out' players in oil, mining, and rail, forcing mid-level managers to abandon prevalent corrupt practices in overseas projects.

Just as some state companies are efficient, some entrepreneurs have succumbed to the corruption prevalent in China.

It's just over one year since the disaster killed more than 300 people and last month Park expressed "regret" over "prevalent, deep-rooted corruption" in the government.

The bodies could be victims of some other violence perpetrated by the drug war and the accompanying political and ​police corruption prevalent in Mexico.

The bodies could be victims of some other violence perpetrated by the drug war and the accompanying political and police corruption prevalent in Mexico.

Nowhere is corruption more prevalent than in the military.