Sentence examples for a deep embarrassment from inspiring English sources

And it will be a deep embarrassment to Mr Hollande.

For France, especially, Thursday's data was a deep embarrassment to the government.

That things have reached this point is a deep embarrassment for a nation grounded on the rule of law.

They speak of a deep embarrassment having to explain to their colleagues and friends what's happening at home.

But the case is nevertheless a deep embarrassment for Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, whose government had trumpeted the golden visas as a resounding success.

For CVS, which has thousands of outlets across the US and promotes a family image, the fine is a deep embarrassment.

It was a breakdown of discipline and a source of deep embarrassment, after Ansar posted Internet bulletins boasting of routing pesh merga and commandeering their equipment.

The contentious scene in the Bronx concluded a week of deep embarrassment for the New York Police Department and Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who at a news conference acknowledged the difficulty of having "to announce for the second time this week that police officers have been arrested for misconduct".

Sturgeon's offer of possible help to Northern Irish women and girls should be a matter of deep embarrassment to ministers in Northern Ireland.

The scandals have become a source of deep embarrassment for the Chinese government, which has now begun cracking down on travel visas for Macao.

David Cameron has repeatedly sought to draw a line under an affair that has caused deep embarrassment to the party and overshadowed the runup to the party conference, saying Mitchell's angry outburst was wrong and that he had apologised.