Sentence examples for as a scandal from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Benghazi barely qualifies as a scandal.

Journalists tend to see the financial mess as a scandal born of hubris and greed.

Von Spakovsky has also presented a more recent case as a scandal.

"I don't want the bank and its employees to be known as a scandal bank".

America's failure to ratify Kyoto is widely viewed as a scandal.

As a scandal, it was minor by cycling standards, but it symbolised a major issue.

Christian Prudhomme, director of the Tour, described the crash Sunday as a "scandal".

The Public Accounts Committee denounced the failure to target more help on the most difficult cases as a "scandal".

The highbrow press pretends to dismiss a tabloid as "a scandal sheet for overweight proles" while promptly recycling its stories.

In a democracy where security was properly debated, the Typhoon programme would long ago have been recognised as a scandal.

Note how his weekend apology to Muslims quoted St Paul to describe the crucifixion as a "scandal for the Jews".