Sentence examples for embarrassing implications from inspiring English sources
While the panel, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, accuses several financial institutions of greed, ineptitude or both, some of its gravest conclusions concern government failings, with embarrassing implications for both parties.
The timing of the leak is embarrassing and the implication that Labour does not want to talk about immigration is especially damaging given that Miliband was making the issue the second of the party's five pledges.
The timing of the leak is embarrassing and especially the implication that Labour does not want to talk about immigration is damaging since Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is on Monday setting out new policy to criminalise the exploitation of migrant workers.
What's most offensive about this snafu, however, is not the failure of these publications to produce new content or the evident implications of plagiarism, embarrassing and concerning as those things are.
She was brilliant, but the implication was still embarrassing.
The implication was devastating: I'm sorry you're embarrassing yourself, but I won't do the same by punching down.
Mr Davey added: "The implication that David Miliband had the wool pulled over his eyes is deeply embarrassing for the Foreign Secretary.
