Sentence examples for generating embarrassing from inspiring English sources
And if the law ever declared formally that Jonathan Lebed didn't break it, the S.E.C. would be faced with an impossible situation: millions of small investors plugging their portfolios with abandon, becoming in essence professional financial analysts, generating embarrassing little explosions of unreality in every corner of the capital markets.
His ruling was not about the merits of the case, yet simply allowing it to proceed as a class action may mean that Wal-Mart makes big concessions, not least to avoid a trial that could drag on for years and generate streams of embarrassing headlines.In this section The future is still smart Trial by checkout The twins win Getting Messier The heat is on On hold?
What he may also want to find, however, is a way of generating those headlines without embarrassing himself in the process.
Maseko's letter to Obama was embarrassing enough for the Swazi king and generated significant international media coverage.
Kavanaugh's brash and embarrassing failure on this case alone is in my opinion generates sufficient doubt regarding his competence that his nomination should be denied.
The shortcoming of such a procedure consists of generating a mute-like signal between successive active periods in a way that could embarrass talker party.
Concerns were voiced that the methodology for generating the measures and rankings was difficult to understand, and that national policy-makers would be embarrassed by poor results relative to neighbouring countries [ 30, 31].
It wasn't the fact that half the film was computer generated and it was starting to look more like A Bug's Life than Star Wars, it was the embarrassing dialogue that Lucas wrote.
Rather than containing her clinician identity, she was embarrassed and felt compromised by this story, worrying that Nede's GP's behaviour may have reflected on her profession, generating a reluctance to hear more.
