Sentence examples for Russian scandal from inspiring English sources

I wrote about Deutsche Bank's Russian scandal for this magazine in August.

The growing Russian scandal will challenge the willingness of the Party to hold the President accountable.

But yesterday he made it clear the Russian scandal was "just the tip of the iceberg" and he expected other nations to be dragged into the mess.

Why would someone of Lord Browne's status in business, politics and culture want to hitch his wagon to fossil fuels again, especially ones with a whiff of Russian scandal about them?

Travis Tygart, the US Anti-Doping chief executive, has accused the International Olympic Committee of acting like the "Keystone Cops" and warned that it is "now or never" to overhaul the global fight against doping in the wake of the Russian scandal or lose it forever.

This phrase, meaning "inaccurately transmitted gossip" is more often used in the UK than the U.S. It actually originated as "Russian scandal" or "Russian gossip," but was later changed for unclear reasons.

To Mr. Borodin, the charges are "pure politics," concocted in the tradition of Russian scandals by enemies that he will not identify, with the Swiss unwitting, if zealous, accomplices.

Then came the Russian doping scandal.

But maybe here there is a difference: Alminova, remember, is involved in the Russian doping scandal.

Further revelations in the Russian doping scandal have rocked the upcoming Olympic Games.

Rafael Nadal said that in the light of the Russian doping scandal that broke this week, all sports needed to remain vigilant.