Sentence examples for eventual embarrassment from inspiring English sources
But the slower the progress, the higher the eventual cost to taxpayers and the greater the eventual embarrassment.
This can create mistrust and, as happened after the Edward Snowden leaks, eventual embarrassment if the details are disclosed.
The result often is that bad news is trickled out or pried loose by outside pressure over weeks or months, prolonging and intensifying the company's eventual embarrassment.
Maybe a few players, reacting to the shame of the Mitchell report, won't want to risk the possibility of eventual embarrassment.
Because Trump does not represent a clear ideological wing of the Party — neither establishment nor movement conservatives are entirely willing to claim him — his eventual embarrassment will probably not render a clear defeat to either side.
or, less likely, a single term due to the eventual embarrassment of his beneficiaries". I wonder how your training as a classicist informs this passage, but I also want to ask, is our flawed, sinful country not worthy of Donald Trump?
Virus replication implies the generation of novel integration sites; any mechanism dependent on new proviral DNA must document such sites or risk the embarrassment of an eventual discovery of a non-human origin for such sequences 93.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
Diplomatic embarrassment?
