Sentence examples for access to embarrassing from inspiring English sources

But for the Kremlin, dangers may lurk in giving the witness stand over to a former official who had access to embarrassing information.

This is a real thorn in the side of both corporations and governments that might prefer to control media's access to embarrassing or illegal activities.

But once in office, officials backtracked, saying that enemies of the Fox administration would use an open access law to embarrass the new government.

Mr. Klineberg said it would be a mistake to allow the law "to be a tool for an organization's adversaries to obtain access to harmful or embarrassing documents" that do not inform the public about the government's activities.

Rather, it appears that someone, or more than one person, with access to the list has leaked them selectively to embarrass the players.

One official suggested that the Yemenis might be worried that too broad an American access to the investigation could embarrass Yemen if it showed that the country, and perhaps top officials, have had or still have extended links to Islamic terrorist groups.

I don't mean to embarrass you.

Have an economist you want to embarrass?

I wanted to embarrass her the way I felt embarrassed.

It's not just to embarrass you or something.

I didn't mean to embarrass him if I did, embarrass my team, embarrass the ownership, embarrass the fans".