Sentence examples for line of scandals from inspiring English sources

Coalgate is the latest in a numbingly long line of scandals that seem to bloom, unchecked, as politicians and businessmen rub elbows in India, each estimated to cost the country's citizens more than the last as India's economy grows.

Match-fixing is the latest in a line of scandals to have tarnished the reputation of sumo, whose exponents are expected to display sportsmanship inside the ring, and dignity and humility outside it.

That argument has been blown apart by the long line of accounting scandals.

Look back at the long line of recruiting scandals involving boosters, and more often than not, a scheme will have been hatched because said booster was "sick and tired of losing" to (insert name of hated rival).

The trial is just the latest in a long line of sex scandals for the one-time presidential hopeful.

Barclays's £7.7m fine and potential £59m compensation bill, announced last week, for selling inappropriate products to more than 12,000 customers is just the latest in a long line of mis-selling scandals involving high street banks.

For a beleaguered P.R. agent, the first line of defense in any burgeoning scandal is, inevitably, There is no story here.

Everyone has their line on what they're willing to say, and what sort of scandals they'd be willing to run damage control for.

The other key staffing decision was to replace the widely discredited Tarcisio Bertone as secretary of state –a symbolic and practical move Francis must hope will draw a line under an era of scandal and incompetence.

There is no shortage of scandals.

Ghost of Scandals Past.