Sentence examples for sort of scandal from inspiring English sources
"Yup, it's a sort of scandal melodrama".
It was that sort of scandal.
The total of thirteen nominations for "Benjamin Button" has to be some sort of scandal.
"It's pretty steady — like once a week it's something, some sort of scandal.
I suppose that is predictable since this sort of scandal seems to go in cycles.
Very quickly she found her government enmeshed in the same sort of scandal that discredited her predecessor.
We don't have much else to say to each other (I blanche at asking Harry about his recently ended romance with a TV presenter, Caroline Flack, 32, the only bit of sort-of scandal to touch them thus far), but they do seem thrilled with my present, while all along I'd thought they might not even know who the Beatles were or are.
"We were looking at high finance and in particular the Enron fiasco and other similar corporate scams: Martha Stewart, Delta Airlines, the sort of scandals that seemed to flourish under the Bush administration.
He wants to prevent the sort of scandals that have afflicted Enron, WorldCom and the big banks on Wall Street.One rule that the SEC has already passed, amid much controversy, is the requirement that mutual funds disclose how they cast the proxy votes they hold on behalf of their investors.
Everyone has their line on what they're willing to say, and what sort of scandals they'd be willing to run damage control for.
That is now an obligation incumbent on the Member States, who must now carry out more frequent checks, so that the sort of scandals in the haulage industry with which we used to be familiar, and the serious accidents caused by cumulative driving fatigue, will at last be consigned to the past.
