Sentence examples for share of embarrassments from inspiring English sources

Kroll has suffered its share of embarrassments.

UBS has had its share of embarrassments in recent years.

PRINCE CHARLES has had to endure more than his fair share of embarrassments.

The advantages to the new system are obvious for a review site that has had its share of embarrassments.

The university endured its share of embarrassment in recent years for fielding struggling teams and for botching a coaching search last winter in which Georgia Tech Coach George O'Leary was hired but then resigned in the span of five days because he had falsified his résumé.

Cisco has had its fair share of security embarrassments recently.

I write to you because I, like every woman, have suffered my fair share of abuse, embarrassment, and silencing at the hands of patriarchy.

England have had their fair share of limited-overs embarrassments before, often at the hands of associate nations.

With its trysting governor and "you lie!" congressman, South Carolina has suffered more than its share of politician-induced embarrassment.

Paul Farhi of the Post, writing in the American Journalism Review, brought together the ages of Liebling and Alterman: "Every presidential campaign of recent memory has produced its share of Dewey-Defeats-Truman press embarrassments, but Campaign '08 has been particularly rich in bogus media narratives.

There are entertaining comedy-of-embarrassment touches.