Sentences with phrase «by embarrassing gaffes»

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His first nine months in office had been marred by laughable debacle after ludicrous gaffe after embarrassing spectacle.

Mr. Recchia has raised considerably more money and has the support of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee — but Mr. Recchia has been set back considerably by a slew of embarrassing gaffes recently highlighted nationwide on the Daily Show and less - than - optimal debate performances upon which his opponent has seized.

How does a single speech ensure that Palin won't be embarrassed by her past, or that she won't make gaffes in the future?

Asked on a campaign visit to Southampton if he was embarrassed by the gaffe, Mr Corbyn said: «Not at all, we've corrected the figure and it'll be absolutely clear now, today and in the manifesto.

The realization that this just was not feasible for many who lived in rural areas or areas with poor internet connectivity, Microsoft quickly changed suit by removing the requirement, but not after some embarrassing public gaffes.