Sentence examples for scandals exist from inspiring English sources

However, in an age of growing CSR and global awareness, corporate scandals exist in Pakistan commonly in the shape of exploitation of workers (Ashraf 2018), child labour (Delaney et al. 2016), and other corporate abuses.

And our family scandals exist more publicly than in other proper families.

She denies any such scandals exist, thus omitting her secret relationship with Ben, and the scouts promise to contact her about preparing an electoral run.

Another broadcast television season has reached its end, and while the overall ratings paint a somewhat dire picture for the networks, some success stories, like ABC's "Scandal," exist.

And does a "news media" that thirsts for scandal exist?

The former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, refuses to acknowledge that the vote-buying scheme at the heart of the scandal existed.

Not that much scandal exists.

The craving for a more traditional scandal exists not in spite of Trump's shock jock routine, but because of it.

The dirty secret of the mess is that without lawyers few scandals would exist, and fewer still would last long enough to cause any real harm.

But can scandal still exist today?

Stephen Weiswasser, of Capital Cities/ABC, says the problems that led to the quiz show scandal still exist in broadcasting today.