Sentence examples for this malfeasance from inspiring English sources

Yet has all this malfeasance diminished our interest in sports?

But the bubble grew as large as it did because this malfeasance fed on human frailty, naïveté and even irresponsibility.

New York's (false) sense of distance from all this malfeasance derives in no small part from a coincidence of timing.

John B. Mattingly, the Children's Services commissioner, said at the time that his agency would investigate to "discover how our internal controls and fiscal accountability systems were violated," and what could be done "to prevent this malfeasance from reoccurring".

What governmental entity would normally be tasked with investigating this malfeasance?** ** — @AgentMoore Any case brought in connection to the deal I described in my article would most likely be brought under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits American companies from benefitting, even unknowingly, from a foreign business partner's corruption.

All this malfeasance was no organized conspiracy, but a self-organizing, automatically expanding gravy train.

It is a mistake to think of this as malfeasance by a few people.

Well, yes, but who among us does not want this delicious malfeasance back again, at the breakfast table and in our imaginings, with its richly chewable mixture of speculation, cynicism, precedent, physics, and laughter?

This financial malfeasance has given pension opponents ammunition to go after public sector pensions.

And, thus, the not-so-tacit "message" of DoD-sanctioned acceptance and encouragement of this unconstitutional malfeasance of fundamentalist Christian supremacy and putrescent exceptionalism was trumpeted loud and clear to the American military's legions of rank and file.

"It's absolutely stunning to hear Karen Hughes try to excuse the malfeasance of this administration on these weapons by saying, 'Well, maybe it's not 380 tons.' Well, what if it's 100 tons?