Sentence examples for typically corrupt from inspiring English sources

So, in a typically corrupt Albany agreement, the legislative mapmakers have long counted prisoners in these districts, even though inmates can't vote.

Before assuming his current post, last year, he was the head of the Central Pollution Control Board, a national agency that is respected for its professionalism but is frequently unable to enforce the standards that it sets, because the state-level agencies responsible for meeting them are typically corrupt or incompetent.

However, ECG signals are typically corrupted by electromyographic noise which shows an impulsive behavior.

When communicating using hands free devices such as speakerphones, the speech signal is typically corrupted by background noise such as ventilation noise or computer fan noise.

The measured functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) time series is typically corrupted by instrumental drift and physiological noise due to respiration and heartbeat giving rise to temporal correlation in the signals.

As discussed in section 4, the structural features of the object of interest in an EM image are typically corrupted by noise resulting from counting noise in the number of electrons per image element, sensitivity of individual channels in the image sensor, radiation damage to the specimen, and fluctuations in local concentrations of buffer chemical components.

Khalaf, who lives in Jordan's capital, Amman, said smugglers typically paid corrupt border officials $650 to pass through each checkpoint.

It's often noted that presidents who don't have to contend with re-election are typically less corrupted by playing politics and thus more willing to make the tough decisions -- even when those decisions are unpopular.

It has spent half its 52 years under military rule, and half under typically inept and corrupt elected officials.

With notable exceptions, like the characters in "The Wire," those who enforce the law are typically noble or corrupt, glamorous detectives or dirty dealers.

On the other hand, he regards many of the one-off villains as derivative, remarking that such characters are typically presented as "corrupt businessmen, spivs and gangsters familiar from crime films".