Sentence examples for range of scandals from inspiring English sources

On the food production and distribution side, a range of scandals have made front page news.

It is clear that a lot of sensitive documents were indeed destroyed, but a first look at what has been retrieved suggests a whole range of scandals could be uncovered.

Since the crisis, the reputation of bankers has been damaged even further by a range of scandals such as those over mis-sold payment protection insurance in the UK, the repossessions that followed the US sub-prime mortgage bond debacle and the rigging of Libor.

"I think the CommInsure scandal amongst a range of scandals is the one that perhaps surprised me the most where you literally had people in a bank working out if you had an insurance policy, [whether] they could not pay the claimant on the insurance policy, even though the person with the insurance policy had been paying premiums," Shorten said.

Pruitt has so far survived a range of scandals, including renting a lobbyist's condo in the capital, giving raises for favorite staffers he later denied giving, flying first class across the U.S. on the taxpayer's dollar, and spending $43,000 on a soundproof phone booth.

Despite mass protests and calls for him to resign, Hernández managed to come out of the scandal relatively unscathed, and US aid dollars continued flowing in, even as the vice president and several high-ranking officials were forced to resign amid a wide range of scandals.

In recent years, a number of former officials from both the conservative New Democracy and the Socialist Parties have been implicated in a range of corruption scandals.

HSBC has been involved in a range of banking scandals, including foreign exchange manipulation and rigging of international interest rate benchmarks.

Zingales, who is now researching a broader range of corporate scandals, acknowledges the media's role in uncovering them (eventually) and the impact the business press has on corporate governance by imposing a reputational cost on miscreant executives and companies.

As a sports journalist with a tall stack of newspaper clippings on a range of college sports scandals, I could have lectured him that it was one thing for a coach to be the most popular man on campus.

The range of sex abuse scandals rocking the church in virtually all corners of the country is ample evidence, church leaders themselves concede, that it has not always done well in balancing the rights of its accused priests with the threats they may pose to their own parishioners and children.