Sentence examples for embarrassing tenure from inspiring English sources
Attempts to massage the self-esteem of the navy and RAF by giving them their turns at the top have proved disastrous in recent years - witness the embarrassing tenure of Admiral Sir Michael Boyce.
USC head coach Lane Kiffin has been fired, after going a pedestrian 28-15 during his embarrassing tenure.
Like the contestants on "The Apprentice," many of those who have suffered embarrassing endings to their short tenures over the past year had the great disadvantage of not having spent much time around their boss before this job.
Mr. Greer's indictment and his tenure as chairman proved deeply embarrassing to the Republican Party, which accused him of spending too freely on luxuries.
His tenure as D.A., though, has included several embarrassing setbacks in major white-collar prosecutions.
His tenure was embarrassed by disclosures that some staff members of the commissions had owned stocks in companies that were affected by agency decisions.
During Mr. Beck's yearlong abbreviated tenure, he embarrassed the pageant by eschewing a 50-year-old rule and decreeing that women who had been divorced or who had had abortions should be allowed to enter the annual contest.
Browett's brief tenure is not the shortest of an incoming Apple executive, but it is embarrassing for someone who had won what had looked like one of the biggest jobs in retail.
Flash forward four months and one massively embarrassing spending scandal later and it seems quite clear that even Castellanos now views the Steele tenure as unpalatable for Republicans.
How embarrassing is this?
