Sentence examples for internet scandal from inspiring English sources

McCain made light of the incident on his Twitter account after a picture started circulating on the internet: "Scandal!

She had parlayed an internet scandal into minor celebrity, having initially gaining notoriety for posting pictures of herself living lavishly while falsely claiming she was a senior figure with the Chinese Red Cross.

Last year, Mr. Sarkozy was himself caught in an Internet scandal, now infamous, after a camera crew filmed him snapping at a man who refused to shake his hand.

Get ready for the latest Internet scandal: fake e-mails from Steve Jobs.

This is not the only time a politician has been embroiled in an internet scandal.

But she was legitimately busy working on her new HBO series, Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom," -- not avoiding facing the music about her recent Internet scandal as some might think.

A Senate spending panel said in a recent report that the way the National Science Foundation (NSF) handled an Internet porn scandal points to "systemic work-force management problems" that have created "a hostile work environment" for its 1300 employees.

A Senate spending panel says that the National Science Foundation's mishandling of an Internet porn scandal is part of "systemic workforce management problems" that have created "a hostile work environment" for its 1300 employees.

But as one Internet-driven scandal cleared the seat, another has earned Murphy the Green Party's attention.

Indeed, some Goldman bankers believe it was this technological difference that helped the bank to dodge the Internet-related scandals that tainted Merrill Lynch and Citigroup: voicemails are harder for investigators to scan.

There are the Internet-generated "scandals," winked at and forgiven by the "Idol" producers, featuring one contestant with a past as a male stripper, and another, a young woman, whose sexually suggestive photographs have appeared online.