Sentence examples for potentially embarrassment from inspiring English sources
Obviously, all you need to do now is click on the "Unlike" link to reverse the like and avoid any potentially embarrassment.
Cahill and Eggleton's (1994) participants used humour to allay anxieties and ease the "dis-ease" of embarrassment, retaining their poise and good humour in the face of frustrating and potentially embarrassing events.
Coming off the bench in Argentina's first game against Bolivia, Agüero rescued his team from potentially devastating embarrassment.
The BNP is bracing itself for potentially fresh embarrassment tomorrow when details of the party's rank and file UK membership are expected to be posted on the internet.
The Verge's story suggests that CBS legal worried that CNET praise could show up in the Dish litigation, potentially causing embarrassment for CBS: the legal department is "just trying to keep its court case clean," said a Verge source.
He said the CCTV was secured to use it "possibly as a lever to cause Mr Gerrard to pay money to suppress it or, at the very least, to use it in a away which would potentially cause embarrassment, as has in fact occurred".
Saunas are frequently looked down on as sleazy, grotty, and potentially unsafe embarrassments from a time when gay men were forced to live in the shadows.
They were vital for his work and some of the items could potentially cause obvious embarrassment," he added.
But with the transformation of Corbyn from an obscure backbencher to the leader of the opposition, police chiefs are potentially facing more embarrassment.
Both his allies and his enemies had described the possibility of the prime minister being convicted between July and December, the period during which Italy holds the rotating presidency, as a potentially grave national embarrassment.
MPs have been urged to close the legal loophole over concerns that the victims' names may be disclosed publicly in court, potentially creating further embarrassment and deterring other victims from coming forward.
