Finnigan points out that younger hiring managers are more tolerant of social media indiscretions.
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Other members of the governing council have committed their share of indiscretions as well.
In recent years, though, both mother and daughter have learned to laughed off revelations of Estrada's indiscretions.
In the category of athletes that lost considerable fortune through behavioral indiscretions, you have Tiger Woods and Michael Vick.
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The voters will judge Mr Bush on his performance over the past four years, not on his self-confessed youthful indiscretions.
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The board does not want former executives talking out of school about the usual indiscretions inside the company and board oversight.
The once-revered King has seen his popularity plummet to about 50% as his image has been tarnished by his own indiscretions.
Yes, Bill Clinton is guilty of certain indiscretions, in his private life.
He added, however, that those indiscretions occurred across the whole group, and even specified that Watson and Johnson are generally exemplary professionals.
Mr Weston said real clarity is needed to prevent indiscretions and minor offences carried out in youth destroying people's chances for life.
Most of the time other trainees told the dean about the indiscretions, but in two cases, patients or their families blew the whistle.
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And McGregor's pre-season appearances against Nuremberg, Arsenal and Portsmouth mean he could be back in the reckoning despite his indiscretions with the national team.
Such initiatives typically offer reduced penalties in exchange for taxpayers voluntarily coming into compliance before the IRS is aware of their prior tax indiscretions.
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But Sanford had to battle against his own past indiscretions and a well-financed campaign mounted by Colbert Busch in which she outraised her Republican rival.
His indiscretions with performance enhancing substances were all but forgotten due to the way he had handled the situation and accepted full responsibility for his actions.
After all, Ronald Reagan and George W Bush had their moments that the East Coast perceived as indiscretions, but the Midwest saw as hilarious or righteous.
Sanford, a former three-term congressman and two-term governor, said earlier Tuesday that the runoff would give a good indication whether voters have moved past his personal indiscretions.
Clarke was also beaten on a few occasions as the luck went against the touring side but the right-hander showed his class to shake off those indiscretions.
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Read my previous post on how to manage internet indiscretions.
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Indiscipline then cost Perpignan as Scotland star Nathan Hines was singled out when referee Alan Lewis lost patience with his team's indiscretions and flashed the yellow card on 68 minutes.
Regardless of her future role in Mr. Weiner's campaign, however, her appearance in the video was essential if Mr. Weiner hopes to convince voters to make him mayor despite his indiscretions.
Gadgets are often used to collect evidence of indiscretions.
Some men, tragically, can take it further than indiscretions.
Arthur's description of the previous "indiscretions" was telling, too.
Be aware that before offering a job, employers routinely search the Internet to see if applicants' names come up accompanied by indiscretions--and the more unusual your name is, the more easily you'll be found.
Besides his profound remorse over his indiscretions, Pettitte was forthright and made a concerted effort to thoroughly answer many of the questions that were asked of him during the hour long meeting with the media.
And Mahathir's designated successor, Deputy PM and Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim, is -- by his own admission -- the target of a nasty and unrelenting campaign that, among other things, accuses him of sexual indiscretions.
Ms Bedell Smith brightly describes her own brief chats with the monarch at a Washington garden party and a London reception, before sprinkling her account with minute indiscretions from other people who have met her.
Having also been frozen out at Rangers as a result of his indiscretions, Ferguson subsequently moved to Birmingham to join his former Ibrox manager, Alex McLeish, and enjoyed an excellent season in the English Premier League.
The head of the wider US intelligence community apparently felt it would not be possible for Gen Petraeus to discipline CIA staff accused of marital indiscretions, if he had shown himself fallible in the same regard.
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