Sentence examples for those corrupted from inspiring English sources
And to acknowledge the wrongs – indeed, atrocities – committed on all sides, so detaching those corrupted by the exercise of violence from the arena of policy-making.
In modern-day predictive policing systems, which rely on machine learning to forecast crime, those corrupted data points become legitimate predictors.
And to acknowledge the wrongs – indeed, atrocities – committed on all sides, so detaching those corrupted by the exercise of violence from the arena of policy-making.
"The Old System" - infused with its memories of Aunt Rose, with her "large bust, wide hips, and old-fashioned thighs of those corrupted shapes that now belong to history" - contains a passionate repudiation of this world of feeling and theatricality that maps itself onto death, that claims that operatic finish.
Back when I was a teenager, there was always those corrupted larrikins who happened to be my Muslim friends who would waste their Ramadan hours beside train stations, plotting cash schemes and obsessing over things they couldn't have, even if such things were at the mercy of spiritual purification.
The MAR reconstruction utilized mostly kV raw data with only those rays corrupted by metal requiring replacement with MV data (total absorbed dose = 0.7 cGy).
True it is, that those who corrupted the Greek republics did not always become tyrants.
Nevertheless, those who are corrupted and those who corrupt may be different in respect of their intentions and beliefs concerning the corrupting effect of their actions.
Now its the time the entire nation came together to support people like Iqi and lets bring down the corrupted governments down and send all those politicians involved in corrupt deals to the gallows.
In the second place, those who are corrupted are being contrasted with those who corrupt (the corruptors).
"When we examine the candidates, there are those who have corrupted our country for 30 years and those who want to take our country back 30 centuries," he roared in one speech.
