Sentence examples for tremendous corruption from inspiring English sources

And the more I looked at it, the more I realized this was really the center of tremendous corruption".

Candidate Robert Weinstein, a local civil-rights and personal-injury attorney, said the raid was evidence of "tremendous corruption that's been going on for years".

On Monday night, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tweeted, "Republicans should stand up to Comey and his tremendous corruption.… The president did the country a service by firing him and exposing him for the shameless fraud he is".

At a very fundamental level, the roots of urban middle class anger are the same as the despair of Indian villagers that have led to the Maoist insurgency: terrible governance, stifling corruption, tremendous economic disparity and the total absence of any kind of urgency by the political class.

The tremendous poverty, political corruption, class consciousness and religious orthodoxy made economic reform a chore.

"Part of it is genuine, because there can be a physical transformation, but governments often end up paying a very high price and there is a tremendous opportunity for corruption through the contracts-issuing process".

Thompson's spending was plainly prohibited by D.C. law, which recognizes that such large donations create a tremendous incentive for corruption.

Roth, who retired in late 2017, told HuffPost he was particularly concerned about border patrol agents going without pay because they often work in isolation and their work gives them a tremendous opportunity to engage in corruption.

"The potential for uncovering international corruption would have been tremendous," Bill McMurray told me.

The fundamental problems with Russia's economy are well-known: over-reliance on oil, gas, and other resource exports; tremendous inefficiency compounded by creaking infrastructure corruption, red tape, and a lack of legal protection for property rights; and so on.

The industry's tremendous growth was also marked by outsized corruption and brutal labor disputes.