Sentence examples for reports of scandal from inspiring English sources

But with its changing cast of frontrunners, Web-paced reports of scandal and intrigue, and saturation TV coverage of rural campaign stops, the Iowa campaigning has provided enough spectacle to exhaust entire teams of reporters.

When your only contact with the human world is news reports of scandal and murder and the narcissists and witch-finders on Twitter, your sense of what people are actually like becomes distorted.

Is this an effect of the recession, or of the apparently endless reports of scandals?

Furthermore, the reporting of scandals but not 'good practice' gives the impression that untrustworthy behaviour is normal and pervasive [ 16].

The church has been pummeled by reports of new scandal and by innuendo since Pope Benedict XVI announced his retirement on Feb. 11.

Reports of the scandal included details of morning police raids on people associated with Erdoğan's Justice and Development Party (A.K.P ., money stuffed into shoeboxes, and leaked phone conversations that sounded like confessions of corruption at the highest level of government.

But a transcript of a court-martial hearing on May 1 suggests that additional officers who knew one another also tried to pass reports of the scandal up the chain of command.

The newly released files, which are now at the National Archives in London, also reveal that, after Burgess and Maclean's disappearance, British officials downplayed how much they had known about the men beforehand, and worked to quiet reports of the scandal.

This latter feeling has increased in the past decade, fuelled by media reports of pharmaceutical scandals, such as the link between certain anti-depressants and suicide.

"REMAINING CEOs make a break for it: band of roving chief executives spotted miles from Mexican border," joked a satirical website in 2002, as reports of corporate scandals reached fever pitch.

But a story about cancer-causing additives being added to meat got his attention in April of last year, and he and some friends started a Web site that began charting reports of food scandals nationwide.