vice-ridden

They were supported by the town clergy, who cherished Boulder City as a tiny refuge from the vice-ridden territory outside the city limits.

Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

They were supported by the town clergy, who cherished Boulder City as a tiny refuge from the vice-ridden territory outside the city limits.

Colossus Michael Hiltzik 2010

Given that NYC is - as the GOP tells us - the vice-ridden capital of liberalism, second only to Hollywood, wouldn't you expect the majority of the employees of these companies to be Democrats/liberals.

Big Labor-Backed Group To Unleash Massive Mail Blitz In Swing States Tying McCain To Bush 2009

After several eulogies about such things the King can only say that the system of government, which Gulliver believes encourages virtue (not Machiavellian Virtu), is in fact a filthy vice-ridden conglomerate where:

The Misanthropic Principle 2008

Looking like his role as the similarly vice-ridden cop in the 1992 film Bad Lieutenant, Mr. Keitel awaited set-up for his next scene as Lieutenant Gene Hunt on the ABC show Life On Mars.

Brooklyn, The Borough: Lights, Camera, BK! 2008

We can let our fearful leader off the hook for every moment of jaw-dropping incompetence, every inhumanity visited on innocents, every motherless and/or fatherless kid -- Iraqi or American -- who's going to equate America with evil for the rest of their lives, and he doesn't even have to give back the bloody money he and his vice-ridden Veep have pocketed.

Davis Sweet: Blame Dave 2008

Harmless activities which give pleasure or are otherwise valued by some are thought fair game by the moralist because immoral or vice-ridden.

The Limits of Law Stanton-Ife, John 2006

The result is a blood soaked tour through the vice-ridden underworld of Bay City, with a body count that racks up faster than an Arnold Schwarznegger movie.

Another book review: Altered Carbon sbisson 2002

King Pepe Coxo, the Spaniards call him—vice-ridden incompetent.

The Last Great Dance on Earth Sandra Gulland 2001

King Pepe Coxo, the Spaniards call him—vice-ridden incompetent.

The Last Great Dance on Earth Sandra Gulland 2001