Sentence examples for embarrassing development from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, in another embarrassing development for the administration, it was announced that the healthcare.gov website would be down for "extended maintenance" between 9pm ET on Saturday and 9am ET on Sunday.

In an embarrassing development for Conde Nast in London, the American edition – the original Gentleman's Quarterly that launched in 1957 – has distanced itself from its Limey cousin (launched in 1988).

It is an embarrassing development for the Home Office, which claimed its flagship PCC scheme would cut red tape and allow more autonomy and common sense on the front line.

The governor, Yoichi Masuzoe, is the second leader of the Japanese capital's metropolitan government to leave office over a financial scandal in two and a half years, an especially embarrassing development because the city will host the Summer Olympic Games in 2020 and counts on the governor to act as an organizer and global ambassador.

Whilst returning to Manchester United early was an embarrassing development for the 20-year-old, it has provided Januzaj with an opportunity to force Louis van Gaal to reassess his view of him and his performance last night will have gone some way to fulfilling that.

The city's 2009 turnout failed Gov. Jon Corzine's bid to keep his chin above water, another embarrassing development.

Nearly 600,000 fewer fans attended Mets games in 2010, a 19 percent decline, an embarrassing and worrying development for a team that spent $800 million to build Citi Field, which opened in 2009.

The development is embarrassing for the Conservatives, who saw the letter as a way of exposing Labour's difficulties in attracting the support of big business.

As an American financial services firm, at a time when Fifa officials are being actively pursued by the American FBI and IRS, Visa will find the the developments acutely embarrassing.

The development has been enormously embarrassing for the agency, which is still struggling to rebuild its reputation after its universally criticized response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Although embarrassing, accidents like this have not stopped the development of solar-powered craft, particularly by the military.