Sentence examples for real corruption from inspiring English sources

"It's real corruption, hurting ordinary people".

The real corruption is moral.

At which point he'll shake his head and ask for examples of real corruption.

Ecuador's Congress in 1997 deposed an elected president, for alleged "mental incapacity" (and real corruption and unpopular austerity measures).

"The real corruption is when you stop the reconstruction of the country under false accusations," he said.

Americans should be exercised by real corruption, if they can find it--but the American way of campaign finance is an elderly monster of their own creating.

If you want real political corruption then you have to look to Brussels, where legislation that matters is drafted.

The energy emanates from the characters -- a wired company of misfits and maniacs who chase one another around Los Angeles in the service of a lame plot about a real estate corruption conspiracy.

Politically, there is a widespread perception that Zuma is treading water and needs a headline-grabbing diversion from South Africa's real crises: corruption, the failure to deliver services, and growing inequality.

"It overstretches federal security services, with no end in sight, spills over to other parts of the north and risks reaching Niger and Cameroon, weak countries poorly equipped to combat a radical Islamist armed group tapping into real governance, corruption, impunity and underdevelopment grievances shared by most people in the region," says the ICG.

The real reason corruption should be headline news is that it steals a bit of economic prosperity from every person each time it occurs.