Sentence examples for personal irregularities from inspiring English sources

Relationships are particularly easy to mess up: you can do this by choosing the wrong person, attempting to change that person or remarking on personal irregularities once too often.

The announcement of his leave of absence came four days after more detailed accusations of financial, political and personal irregularities by Dr. Roberts and his wife, Lindsay, emerged in an amended lawsuit, filed Friday, by three former professors of history and government.

He was also dogged by personal financial irregularities.

Mr. Alvarado's long history in New York included a difficult chapter: in 1984, his year as chancellor ended with his resignation amid accusations of personal financial irregularities.

Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie (D) noted that his state has implemented rules that require individuals who submit polling place challenges to state in writing that they have personal knowledge of an irregularity.

Mr. Alvarado was the New York City schools chancellor from 1983 to 1984 before resigning because of irregularities in his personal finances.

Ahern himself has had the gall to hint publicly that things were all right on his watch: considering he had to be practically railroaded into resignation in the aftermath of a slew of financial irregularities in his personal accounts, this is – so to speak – rich.

So for Lending Club to oust its founder and chief executive Renaud Laplanche because of loan irregularities and lack of disclosure on a personal investment isn't terribly surprising.

Mr Ahmadinejad's healthy share cannot be attributed entirely to irregularities; the mayor attracted conservative Iranians with his personal honesty and reassuringly insular vision.

Although interviews were carefully conducted and certain statistical criteria met, the studies were criticized because of irregularities in sampling and the general unreliability of personal communication.

The studies have since been widely criticized for sampling irregularities and because of the often unreliable nature of personal interviews.