Sentence examples for outbreak of scandals from inspiring English sources
Yet if these latest drug failures coupled with the outbreak of scandals surrounding the pharmaceutical industry are anything to go by it makes clear that big pharma's main concern is anything but our health.
Unfortunately for the spooks, their party was spoiled by a fresh outbreak of "scandals" which disrupted the makeover plans.One embarrassment was the revelation that its internal-security department was illegally spying on journalists.
And they have been recently reenergized by the outbreak of scandals and quasi-scandals in the Obama administration, including one that amounts to a political windfall: the discovery that the Internal Revenue Service targeted tea party groups' applications for tax-exempt status for extra scrutiny.
For years, victims of abuse in the United States had beseeched the Vatican for a meeting with the pope, first asking John Paul II, who died in 2005, and finally, six years after the outbreak of the scandal, one was granted.
Trenton's mayor, Doug Palmer, said that he hoped the attention around the appearances of Mr. Gorbachev and other foreign dignitaries would change the city's current public relations predicament -- capturing attention only when there is an outbreak of political scandal.
This year's summit coincides in the UK with the outbreak of a fresh scandal over lobbying and calls for a statutory register of lobbyists.
However, the outbreak of social unrest from the Ayotzinapa crisis combined with the streak of scandals that have engulfed the presidency of Enrique Peña Nieto over the past two months have perhaps made the unthinkable slightly less so.
After more than two decades spent on the political fringes, he rose in the polls as Brazilians turned away from establishment parties amid an economic crisis, a widespread political corruption scandal, and an outbreak of violence that has led to more than 60,000 homicides in each of the last two years.
There is no shortage of scandals.
The flood of scandals will subside.
