Sentence examples for vastly corrupt from inspiring English sources
But what about artists like Public Enemy or Mos Def, songs like Grandmaster Flash's The Message? "What Public Enemy basically said was: 'The world needs to be turned upside-down.' If you learn from music that the country you live in is vastly corrupt and there's this huge debt to be paid until there's a revolution - well, there's a simple problem: there's not going to be a revolution.
But the riches to be made are so vastly corrupting that governments refuse to impose the kinds of rigid oversight and safeguards that would mitigate the damage to the environment and its human and animal inhabitants.
Those who disapprove of it vastly overestimate its capacity to corrupt.
There's the vastly under-reported national scandal of corrupt crime labs and corrupted forensic evidence.
This has been vastly expensive; it has sometimes corrupted the law-enforcement process; and it has damaged civil liberties and led to the imprisonment of hugely disproportionate numbers of non-whites.
The Advisory Group report sums it up: "If Russia is not yet 'lost,' it is indisputably more unstable, more corrupt, more lawless and vastly more hostile to the United States than it was when President Clinton and Vice President Gore took office".
A huge industry has shrunk the globe and vastly increased transparency, but it is poised to corrupt the very freedoms it professes to advance.
Kenya's judiciary is considered to have improved vastly in recent years; before it was widely viewed as corrupt, inept and beholden to the president.
This is just the latest chapter in the continued destruction of this vastly fertile land due to economic interest, aided and abetted by a pathetic, corrupt and impotent government.
I think even most aid workers would agree, if pressed, that cash transfers to the people who (by definition) need money above all else are vastly preferable to haphazard aid projects, which may or may not help, and/or supporting corrupt governments / bureaucratic multilateral institutions.
