Sentence examples for raw corruption from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have to be raw corruption, although there's that too.

The process of influence doesn't have to involve raw corruption (although that happens, too).

Certainly a political economy based upon the export of raw materials and corruption can enjoy a certain longevity, so long as there is stable demand for both.

"Should we drag a primitive economy based on raw materials and endemic corruption into the future?" Mr Medvedev asked rhetorically.

I sense alarm in the words of President Dmitri Medvedev when he wondered, "Should a primitive economy based on raw materials and endemic corruption accompany us into the future?" He has also warned against complacency in a society where the government "is the biggest employer, the biggest publisher, the best producer, its own judiciary... and ultimately a nation unto itself".

As a consequence, Russia risks further degenerating into a classic third-world-style, raw materials-based economy, where corruption is the norm rather than the exception and there is no working system of democratic and social institutions.

Edwards's Wild West is also a vile West, a raw expanse that is rife with corruption, depravity, and pointless violence, all of which he dramatizes with derisive humor.

Demand for these assets on the domestic market is beginning to decline as they become superfluous in light of the appetite for raw materials and the spread of corruption.

It is little wonder, therefore, that investors are skeptical about new pledges to tackle rampant corruption or diversify the economy away from a raw-materials base.

Hytner's limpid, exhilarating show about financial corruption hits a real and raw nerve.

After Boko Haram kidnapped hundreds of girls in northeastern Nigeria, in 2014, U.S. military officials were unwilling to give the Nigerian government raw intelligence, reportedly owing to the Nigerian military's corruption and its possible infiltration by Boko Haram.