Sentence examples for face embarrassment from inspiring English sources

It would face embarrassment if the prosecuting authorities decide it has harassed or badgered a witness.

The audience is expected to remain quiet for the duration of each work, and those who applaud between movements may face embarrassment.

Google, meanwhile, will face embarrassment when it is caught altering a picture for its StreetView photo mapping service, after a German protester makes an obscene gesture as a camera-equipped StreetView car drives past.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband will face embarrassment this week when it is announced that MPs will be paid an annual salary of £74,000 from 2015 despite their calls for "cheaper politics".

The artist Tracey Emin visited Downing Street yesterday to deliver a letter signed by Lucian Freud, Antony Gormley, David Hockney and 37 other artists urging the Prime Minister to help raise the £50m needed to save a Renaissance painting for the nation – or face "embarrassment" if the masterpiece is sold abroad.

Blackett's decision not to pursue either Richards, Brennan or the players involved means Quins can draw a line of sorts under the affair, although they still face embarrassment when ERC publishes its full judgement of the Leinster case over the next few days.

Other senior Tories also faced embarrassment over the latest expenses revelations.

Even a prominent hard-liner who managed to hold on to his position faced embarrassment.

She faced embarrassment recently when a newspaper revealed the meagre wages paid to some of the farmers producing the coffee.

He faces embarrassment at his new address if Mr. Bush continues to lead him in the Tennessee polls.

The former deputy mayor faced embarrassment last year when intimate photographs of him appeared on his Facebook account.