Sentence examples for embarrassing precedent from inspiring English sources

The commission found that there was nothing to be gained by recognizing the 1906 games as Olympic, and it might set an embarrassing precedent.

Members of the United States men's hockey team set a new precedent for embarrassing episodes when they ransacked their Olympic housing at the 1998 Nagano Games.

It is embarrassing that the Times cites the widely derided Citi settlement as a strong precedent.

It's extraordinarily difficult nowadays for the government to prevent the dissemination of embarrassing information that has come into unauthorised hands, not because of legal precedents but because of the mechanics of the internet.

Ms. Pelosi also has to contend with some House Democrats who privately suggest she has been too aggressive in urging one of her own to resign without due process, worrying it will set a precedent in which lawmakers can be summarily pushed out for what is judged embarrassing and politically detrimental conduct.

Probably embarrassing.

Bit embarrassing.

Or embarrassing.

Nothing embarrassing.

Nevertheless: embarrassing.

"So embarrassing.