Uncorrupted used in a sentence

Uncorrupted in a sentence as an adjective

Let us all acknowledge that HN front page is the new, uncorrupted BBB - it gets **** done.

Is there no options but an uncorrupted and highly trained military unit to start marching and cracking down on the cartel?

It evokes the mythical imagery of the paladin, whose surcoat is clean and white because he is so pure and uncorrupted.

The whole reason things like Google and Yelp search work for users is because their natural results are uncorrupted by commercial incentives.

This is the reason having a non-technical co-founder on board is useful -- their mind is uncorrupted by the knowledge of internals.

Even with all the horrible NSA revelations it still remains the biggest threat to liberty and uncorrupted rule of law in the western world.

My black-hat days are behind me, but isn't it SOP to copy a version of the uncorrupted file under another name, and run it when you're done with your cruftiness?

Yes, they'll be making another flyback and ocean landing attempt -- this time closer to shore and hopefully with a better signal to receive uncorrupted video!

As a further optimization, why not memcpy an uncorrupted JVM to some backup place in memory and then when you want to 'reboot' just memcpy the image back again?

The burden is on the politicians to remain uncorrupted and to represent the best interests of their constituents to the fullest degree possible under law.

Fortunately, they don't accept advertisements from corporations, and are thus uncorrupted by the donations from said corporations.

But at some point a 10X-plus-better uncorrupted competitor could emerge, first among geeky early adopters, making people look back at Facebook and Twitter like they were Yahoo/Hotbot/Altavista.

Corruption, above all else, is the biggest thing holding humanity back, but I wonder if it is possible to cleanse corruption from a society where it is so deeply ingrained?Are there any good examples of a really corrupt society successfully making the transition to an relatively uncorrupted state?

Doesn't looks like a huge issue, although obviously needs to be fixed;"It seems that the 'victim' had opened an account using an email address of mine, with extra characters thrown in, which Gmail ignores and accepts as the same email address, so it was gmail which uncorrupted the email address and sent the emails to me, not Paypal.

Sorry to be rude, but I'm not sure if you properly read my post - it really wasn't a "diatribe[s] about a shadowy conspiracy of a 1% elite spanning centuries".I wasn't referring to you when I indicated that some conclude that the system is "as good as uncorrupted and can't be improved", nor was I suggesting that you subscribe to "the idea that any kind of social improvement inevitably leads to some kind of totalitarianism".