scandal造句

The scandal fouled her reputation.

The scandal caused tempests in the newspaper.

The media dredged up a scandal.

The villagers knew about the scandal.

After all, if everything is a scandal, nothing is a scandal.

The firm's good name was badly tarnished by the scandal.

It is not the first import scandal to hit Iran.

Will it repel, as did the tainted-milk scandal?

He tried to use the scandal to blackmail me.

That man will nose out a scandal anywhere.

So far, President Sarkozy has remained uncharacteristically silent about the scandal.

Even South Korea, which suspended research after a scandal in 2005, is testing the water again.

The weekly with large circulations fattens on sex, crime and scandal.

The recent scandal has provided the government's opponents with plenty of ammunition.

Meanwhile, mainstream parties have been savagely discredited by the scandal over parliamentary expenses.

Shanghai Communist Party Chief Chen Liangyu was removed from office and is under investigation because of the scandal.

Swift did nothing to help her but, alarmed by scandal, simply scratched out her name in his papers.

Rosenberg, concerned that his affair with Marjorie might cause a scandal, stood outside the chapel, watching from a distance.

It's been a year since China lowered its quality standards for dairy products following the notorious melamine scandal.

Mr Greenberg left AIG amid an accounting scandal in 2005 and a falling-out over money and management.

But the scandal that has been rumbling on since the end of November in Brasilia has bested all previous efforts in this genre.

In a bad week for Angela Merkel her defence minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, was embroiled in a plagiarism scandal that forced him to relinquish his doctorate.

It's not the same as in the notorious Ultimate Bet scandal, where former employees managed to get information about opponents' cards during live play.

Meanwhile, as Fonterra quantified the cost of the crisis, the collateral costs of the tainted milk scandal continued to spread beyond China and beyond the dairy industry.

For the last twenty years I have been largely employed in cases of family scandal, acting in the capacity of confidential man

One of the reasons we want a general election is that the British public are angry that they are being locked out of passing judgment on this whole expenses scandal.

But equally disquieting is the way the writers and critics quoted in "Resisting the Tide" seem to draw their identity from the scandal they denounce and their futile resistance to it.

Where many accounts of recent Italian history have been prone to overheated rhetoric and cries of scandal, all three of these books are admirable for their sober, businesslike tone.

The BJP fared dismally in five state elections in May, and the party is Mired in filth of its own, notably in a mining scandal in Karnataka state that led to arrests this week.

Later Martin announced an immediate interim ban on MPs claiming for furniture and the "flipping" of second homes, two of the most incendiary practices to emerge from the expenses scandal.