Sentence examples for wave of scandal from inspiring English sources

And that is the backstory of the wave of scandal now engulfing American business.

Amid the latest wave of scandal, Catholicism needed the magnetic John Paul, master of bold gestures and moving acts of penance.

The wave of scandal was made possible, if not caused, by a political climate in which corporate insiders got pretty much whatever they wanted.

In this as in so much of the corporate governance issue, the current wave of scandal is prefigured by President Bush's own history.

The first reaction will be, understandably, to search out the back story, the real story – the undisclosed carcinogenic time bomb, the incipient Alzheimer's, the impending next wave of scandal that pushed him from the pontiff's chair.

The letter was written just after a first wave of scandal over sexual abuse by priests in Irish Catholic schools and other facilities — a scandal so big it brought down the Irish government in 1994.

A wave of scandals had just swept through the financial industry.

Neither group has gained public stature in the recent wave of scandals.

How should we respond to the wave of scandals that have hit corporate America?

We are already neck-deep in the next wave of scandals.

Otherwise, the next stockmarket bubble will, almost as certainly as night follows day, lead to another wave of scandals.