Sentence examples for scandals from inspiring English sources

Scandals that aren't out of tune with a celebrity's image are often surprisingly easy to bounce back from: after images of Kate Moss snorting coke surfaced, her bookings fell, but, over time, they went up.

But scandals that conflict with a person's public image can wreak havoc.

Take two relatively recent scandals of agents the forces of law and order were running within two main paramilitary force as evidence of this.

This means he is inexperienced, but also untainted by any of Malawi's recent scandals.

He told the Today programme: "I have to agree with a lot of what the home secretary said … A lot of the various scandals have damaged the image of policing … The federation needs to get on with the change agreed yesterday".

It also shows a remarkable contrast with what cycling (and most sports) has become today in the light of doping scandals and other excesses.

"Ukraine doesn't need scandals and it doesn't really need Yarosh," Karasyov said.

He criticised the ministry letter, saying it smacked of "the worst time of the 1980s food scandals when the ministry's reflex was to have cosy chats with industry rather than lay down the law".

(If the "credibility and effectiveness" of Irish bishops have been undermined, as he says, by the scandals, what of his own standing as a bishop, as the power behind John Paul II's throne and now as pope?) There is no explicit endorsement of the new protocols in Ireland demanding that all suspicions be referred to the police.

The church may never recover from the child-abuse scandals that have destroyed its authority in the past decade.

The party has governed Poland since 2007 and has faced a string of corruption scandals.