How corruptible are the men who serve the new government?

If head teachers are that corruptible, should they really be in charge of our schools?

He addressed himself to the corruptible side of the President.

But in any case, the lines between the two are fluid and corruptible.

Marion has been abandoned by several owners and is very corruptible.

The newspaper is not only both quicker and less corruptible than the cops.

One has to give people the benefit of the doubt that they won't be corruptible.

We, as their seed, inherited a corruptible and mortal nature.

In time, like all corruptible passions of the flesh, this one would simply burn itself out.

Wrapped in a leaf: like other things edible and corruptible.

And in particular, not to let anyone know that someone in this conference room thought I was corruptible.

And then, of course, there were the participants themselves, human and therefore corruptible.

"People are corruptible, and any time you have money changing hands, someone is likely to give in to temptation.

In America treacherous and corruptible insiders have always been seen as a potential danger.

In fact, the more money someone has, the less corruptible and the more appealing he is.

Grant's two terms were boom times for the corruptible.

A look of corruptible innocence that Bernice found rather appealing.

Perhaps the fighters would die and decay eventually, but the structure itself was not so corruptible.

Moreover, a democracy is easily corruptible by politicians with agendas.

The flesh may be weak and corruptible, but mind and will go on.

Even with corruptible officials, Carol thought this was a rather chancy operation.

Perhaps the idea of the pure and simple innocent still has a romantic hold in an increasingly corruptible society.

But that process, too, is imperfect, and a few candidates have been admitted who later proved corruptible.

Found some corruptible Wizard, most likely, and bought the secrets from him."

"I suppose," she said finally, "that makes you less corruptible than many.