Sentence examples for so endemic that from inspiring English sources

In reality, disarray was so endemic that even Magaziner wryly acknowledged it.

Corruption is so endemic that many visitors have paid their first bribe before leaving the airport.

Corruption is so endemic that one industrious Czech started a corruption bus tour around Prague.

Corruption is so endemic that one industrious Czech started a corruption safari bus tour.

Even more dangerous is when poor communication becomes so endemic that the wrong operations are performed.

The issue of child labour is so endemic that reforms to one sector alone cannot overturn the practice.

It seems telling that this smug, knowing tone has become so endemic at the same time that the amount of information available is so numbing, and actual expertise so rarefied, that almost nobody knows enough about anything anymore to have the right to any opinion at all.

Because the violence is so endemic, a play that can seem like a catalogue of bad luck for once acquires genuinely tragic status.

Instead, B. peruviana should be considered to be a Peruvian endemic that so far is known only from the unique holotype (locality 12 in Figure  1).

"Corruption begins outside the purview of belongingness," he said, in response to a question about how to battle corruption, so endemic in Russia that President Dmitri Medvedev and Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church regularly inveigh against it.

An article on Oct. 18 about how kidnappings for ransom have become so endemic in Afghanistan that even in war-weary places they are proving a bigger threat than attacks by insurgents misidentified the law-enforcement agency that was served by a commander who was arrested in such a kidnapping.