Sentence examples similar to widespread disgrace from inspiring English sources
Without a similar degree of introspection, on the one hand, and widespread condemnation of Islamic terrorism on the other, Islam risks being taken over by fanatics who disgrace their faith by murdering in the name of Allah.
After Mr Bo's disgrace was complete, there was widespread speculation about what Mr Zhou would do.
Mr Medvedev called their widespread sale through vending machines "an absolute disgrace".
"Project Vote, is closely affiliated with ACORN, which collapsed in disgrace after its role in a widespread voter-registration fraud scheme was uncovered," Abbott wrote.
Paying bribes for promotions is widespread: nine of the 16 senior officers recently disgraced, including Mr Xu, were from the PLA's political wing.Some of these problems are now being tackled.
A widespread fear of whistleblowing among BBC staff allowed disgraced presenter Jimmy Savile to abuse girls and boys "in virtually every corner" of the broadcaster's premises without senior management being aware, a leaked draft report says.
21st Century Fox reportedly paid $40 million to disgraced former Chairman Roger Ailes as he exited last July in the face of widespread sexual harassment allegations. .
With the exception of Disgrace, which sold more than 100,000 copies in South Africa, he is not widely read there and yesterday's jubilation was not widespread.
