Sentence examples for affairs that resulted from inspiring English sources

The report slams the "systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels" in the State Department's bureaus of diplomatic security and Near East affairs that resulted in a "security posture that was inadequate for Benghazi and grossly inadequate to deal with the attack that took place".

You do not mention at all the long dialectic of Western meddling in Iranian affairs that resulted in the anti-Western backlash of the 1979 revolution, and which recently, inspired significantly by President Bush's "axis of evil" comments and opposition to nuclear proliferation, resulted in the violations of civil liberties that you mention.

It was a messy, drawn-out affair that resulted in my two sons not speaking to me.

Sexual harassment by a colleague briefly devolved into an affair that resulted in years of discrimination as she struggled unsuccessfully to get ahead, her suit contends.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson said today that he would return to the civil rights stage next week, reversing plans to leave public life to reconcile with his family, devastated by his extramarital affair that resulted in the birth of a daughter.

The most common interpretation is of a woman consumed with guilt over an adulterous affair that resulted in a child.

The Channel 4 sitcom, which follows the travails of a couple who embark on a brief affair that results in a pregnancy, launched a couple of weeks ago to rave reviews.

While incest is officially taboo in Westeros, that hasn't stopped Cersei and Jaime Lannister from carrying on an affair that results in three children (who are passed off as her husband Robert's).

Cameron's military intervention in Libya and Syria has not come under the same scrutiny as Blair's in Iraq, but history will undoubtedly judge harshly such interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states that resulted in countless deaths, a major refugee crisis and greater global instability.

The Reagan era efforts to counter drugs and communism (occasionally antithetic goals) succeeded in nearly shredding the American Constitution (who remembers or could explain the Iran Contra Affair?) -- an effort that resulted in eviscerating Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala.

John Edwards, the 2004 Democratic vice-presidential candidate, posed as a sympathetic and supportive husband to his cancer-stricken wife, even as he was having an affair with a campaign worker that resulted in a child.