Sentence examples for chain of scandals from inspiring English sources
AFTER a chain of scandals that might have prompted other people to move to a foreign country under an assumed identity, Christian Leigh Curry refuses to budge from the spotlight.
It blamed, among other things, "the fragility of its governing coalition, the embarrassing chain of scandals that directly affect the prime minister, his ministers and their immediate associates, [and a] persistent inability to take painful but necessary decisions".Even this is not the end of Mr Berlusconi's troubles.
The public blamed him and the GOP for two failed, flawed, costly wars, for making a shambles of an economy, the endless chain of sex and corruption scandals, and an unprecedented giveaway to Wall Street.
She sounded a little surprised to hear from him but wrote back that she was returning to Guantánamo soon and would bring him a new book about the Abu Ghraib scandal, "Chain of Command".
This timeline looks at the chain of events in the scandal, starting with the most recent developments.
This week's Book Review tackles the documentation on the Abu Ghraib scandal, a chain of events that, as Andrew Sullivan explains, reaches from the cells of a former Saddam Hussein torture chamber into the offices of the White House itself.
Tenet, America's second-largest hospital chain, last month lost its chief executive on the back of a number of scandals, and faces a DOJ lawsuit for allegedly overcharging Medicare for certain procedures.
But a transcript of a court-martial hearing on May 1 suggests that additional officers who knew one another also tried to pass reports of the scandal up the chain of command.
Wal-Mart, which is the largest supermarket chain in the world and has more than 400 stores across China, has been hit with a number of scandals in the far east in recent years.
Like many chains, JJB was hit hard by the recession of 2009, but its woes were compounded by a series of scandals that rocked investor confidence.
There is no shortage of scandals.
