Sentence examples for have embarrassment from inspiring English sources

Twelve years is a decent enough interval to protect secrets, but you might have embarrassment longer than that". The 12-year rule was introduced in 1977, after the Watergate scandal; until then, each president had control of his own documents.

But "partners can be hesitant about sharing what kinds of sexual activities they would like to do," says Sari Cooper, New York City-based certified sex therapist and coach, "because they don't want their partner to know what they have done in the past with others, they have embarrassment over their desires, or they think their partner will think critically about them".

Mr Farage added: "If you accept defectors from the Conservative Party you will always have embarrassments.

They have an embarrassment of capital.

We have an embarrassment of debt.

"We have an embarrassment of riches here," Kubus said.

Properly understood, that flag should never have caused embarrassment.

The Swiss, for example, don't have an embarrassment of top comedians.

"I regret that this failure may have caused embarrassment to the Government".

I think we have an embarrassment of riches, and I have met with several of them.

The Smithsonian Institution has discovered that it is indeed possible to have an embarrassment of riches.