Sentence examples for storm of scandals from inspiring English sources
Amid the storm of scandals, three of Pruitt's top aides ― his top spokeswoman, a top aide on toxic cleanups and the head of his security detail ― abruptly resigned this week.
That kind of willful ignorance can only visit on the Vatican the same storm of scandal, pain and regret for missed opportunities that so many American dioceses are facing now.
The Vatican Bank has once again been in the eye of a storm of scandal.
Several weeks ago, before the USADA ruling, I believed that the business side of Livestrong and Lance Armstrong could weather the storm of scandal together.
Wednesday's doping controversy came as weightlifting already faced a storm of doping scandals.
A storm of corporate scandals and the plunging stockmarket could put him in the Speaker's chair in November.
If that's a headline that sounds familiar, it's probably because you've seen it before, maybe in March, maybe in September or maybe even just earlier this month as the social media giant weathered yet another storm of multiple scandals all at once. .
(Margo Jefferson) 'MY SWEETHEART'S THE MAN IN THE MOON' When the eccentric millionaire Harry Thaw shot and killed the famed architect Stanford White on the roof of Madison Square Garden almost a century ago, the subsequent trial of the century -- the first of many in the 20th -- was a perfect storm of celebrity scandal.
Before our recent screening of "A Polite Bribe" at Philadelphia's Landmark Theater, amid the storm of Sandusky scandal, I was confronted again by the real differences between Protestant and Catholic perspectives.
The brand has weathered the storm of the Galliano scandal when the label was left without a designer for a year and even managed to grow its sales in the same period.
He was a college dropout and proud of it, a public relations go-getter who set up the famous Nixon-Khrushchev "kitchen debate" in Moscow, and a White House wordsmith in the tumultuous era of war in Vietnam, Nixon's visit to China and the gathering storm of the Watergate scandal, which drove the president from office.
