Sentence examples for ultimate scandal from inspiring English sources

"Well, it's unfortunate that what's happened right now is the ultimate scandal in the history of professional golf, and it's happened to the absolute wrong person".

The report places ultimate responsibility for the scandal on the shoulders of Cardinal Bernard F. Law, the Boston archbishop who resigned in December.

Mr Coulson quit as editor in 2007 saying he took ultimate responsibility for the scandal.

Coulson said he took "ultimate responsibility" for the scandal, even though he maintained he had been unaware of any hacking.

Coulson said he took "ultimate responsibility" for that scandal, even though he maintained he was unaware of any phone hacking by his journalists.

For voters and taxpayers, the ultimate question is whether this scandal changes the way Albany conducts business.

Mr. Murdoch said that as the newspaper's proprietor, he bore ultimate responsibility for the hacking scandal that spurred him to shut The News of the World down last summer.

Still, this is the ultimate reverberation from the Madoff scandal: trust, the foundation between wealth manager and client, has been called into question, if not destroyed.

The ultimate result of the Crash scandal will be a serious undermining of the criminal justice system in Los Angeles and elsewhere, Mr. Yaroslavsky said.

Gambaccini was also critical of BBC director general Mark Thompson, who said in the wake of the scandal yesterday that ultimate responsibility for what was broadcast lay with producers and station controllers rather than presenters.

The genre of narrative business books that I love so much — the ones that have a you-are-there quality — was invented, or so it is said, in 1982 by David McClintick, who wrote "Indecent Exposure," a rollicking good read about a Hollywood scandal and the ultimate boardroom power struggle at Columbia Pictures.