Sentence examples for source of scandal from inspiring English sources

Marriage between Christians and Jews, once a source of scandal, is now commonplace.

Founded in 1941, the congregation has grown rapidly, becoming a source of scandal and embarrassment.

It is a huge source of scandal and shame to this country".

And the state's secretive public authorities have been an enduring source of scandal, waste and fraud.

The more worldly, however, had no objection to a work whose succeeding volumes were each an audacious source of scandal.

IF SEX was the richest source of scandal under the last Conservative government, money has taken its place under Labour.

This month, House Democratic leaders moved to ban the practice of awarding earmarks to private companies, long a source of scandals, a move that came just 12 days after the House ethics committee rejected recommendations from Mr. Wise's office to further investigate two lawmakers for possible earmarks-related misconduct.

Bond issues generated controversy and were the source of scandals in the administration.

In the government sector, procurement is sometimes the source of corruption, scandal and abuse of public resources.

Could ETFs be the next source of financial scandal, or even of systemic risk?ETFs have been around since 1990, when the first fund was launched in Canada.

The show also helped identify the stable of Young British Artists (Y.B.A.s), many of whom have gone on to become the source of much scandal and attention.