Sentence examples for was so endemic from inspiring English sources

In reality, disarray was so endemic that even Magaziner wryly acknowledged it.

Corruption was so endemic in the Teamsters that the United States attorney in Manhattan filed a civil racketeering suit in 1988, accusing the union of having made a "devil's pact" with the mob.

Phone hacking was so endemic that one senior journalist even suggested that an Enigma-style code-breaking machine should be developed that would automatically "crack" protected voicemail pin-numbers, to make listening to messages even easier.

Ford's biographer Joseph McBride tells Frankel that when "The Searchers" opened in the spring of 1956, "racism was so endemic in our culture that people didn't even notice it.

"It was so endemic within the bank [UBS], I just thought... this can't be a big issue because everybody knows about it... [it was] such an open secret".

How else could warfare be so endemic?

Then we wonder why social problems are so endemic.

Corruption is so endemic, these people have even lost God.

Corruption is so endemic that many visitors have paid their first bribe before leaving the airport.

Corruption is so endemic that one industrious Czech started a corruption bus tour around Prague.

Corruption is so endemic that one industrious Czech started a corruption safari bus tour.