Sentence examples for potential scandal from inspiring English sources

5. Is the potential scandal occurring amid an otherwise slow news cycle?

It was obvious that Dior had extricated itself from potential scandal.

But now a potential scandal also threatens to distract the campaign of the Democratic candidate, Terry McAuliffe.

1. Can the potential scandal be described with one sentence, but not easily refuted with one sentence?

But several years ago, I developed a series of five questions meant to determine whether a potential scandal "has legs".

The lesson of all this, experts said, is that investors should never grow so comfortable as to believe that the financial markets have been cleansed of potential scandal.

Both Mr DeLay in the House and Bill Frist in the Senate are weakened by potential scandals.

Of all the potential scandals, the one closest to the heart of ordinary Russians is how their team will play on home turf.

Though equal scepticism greeted his first inquiries into potential scandals, his diligence and persistence nearly always won him admiration in the end.

According to research by Brendan Nyhan, a political scientist at Dartmouth College, the news media's attention to potential scandals tends to rise during a president's second term, and has historically been especially high toward the beginning of his second term.

The confluence of not one, not two, but three potential scandals involving the White House has given practically every Beltway scribe a case of the vapors as they don their Woodward/Bernstein capes and doggedly uncover the truth behind the Obama Administration's lies.