Sentence examples for share of scandals from inspiring English sources

New York's taxi industry has seen its share of scandals, though much smaller in scale.

Europe had its share of scandals too: Marconi, Vivendi and ABB covered themselves in mire.

Older supermarkets in the city, too, have had their share of scandals.

Sydney had its share of scandals and scalawags, especially late in the period, contributing to its rambunctious image.

Reagan's conservative policies and heated rhetoric had always infuriated liberals, and his administration had experienced its share of scandals and disappointments.

(Public probation has had its share of scandals, too, often owing to the simple fact that government-run offices in most states are grossly overstretched).

From expenses fiddling to sexual harassment, the House of Commons has had its fair share of scandal.

Like any other commercialized venture generating great wealth and prestige, bullfighting has had its share of scandal.

But ownership is still a novel notion and, as elsewhere in Russia, has come with a fair share of scandal.

This research led to its share of scandal when a study in The New England Journal of Medicine found that the trials had been published selectively.

The Senate has also had its share of scandal, so Mr. Cuomo's deal with the Assembly will undoubtedly put pressure on that chamber to act.