Sentence examples for developing scandal from inspiring English sources
Gregg Jarrett, an MSNBC anchor, edited himself after calling the story "a developing scandal".
Obama's role in this developing scandal is also coming under scrutiny.
In a developing scandal, there have been widespread claims of voting irregularities in the recent Iraqi election.
At the same time, it has been tepid in asserting greater federal vigilance over the developing scandal of workplace safety.
(Thurman also wrote about the fashion on display at Sunday's Oscars, including Nicole Kidman's loyalty to Dior, despite the developing scandal).
Mr. Rumsfeld also took responsibility for failing to tell Mr. Bush and Congress about the developing scandal, saying, "I failed to recognize how important it was to elevate a matter of such gravity to the highest levels, including the president and the members of Congress".
Today, in regard to the developing Bridgegate scandal, Governor Christie's attempt at contrition for the catastrophic failure of his administration was undermined by everything that followed.
Lyga became the central figure in an episode that exposed deep ruptures within the L.A.P.D., and within the city it polices — dynamics that would, in large measure, define and propel the developing Rampart scandal.
It was 1973, a remarkable year, with the Watergate scandal developing and the war in Vietnam winding down.
Writing to a journalist on the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, who had written approvingly of the programme, he said the situation "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".
He conceded that some famous names, like Zubin Mehta, would lead orchestras during the concert season, but insisted that La Scala was primarily an opera house and that the absence of his preferred conductors "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".
