His risk lies more in the prospect that the press and public are particularly sensitized now to allegations of personal impropriety.

(3) Clinton's personal improprieties and political sellouts are "indissolubly related": "character" is important.

Mr. Hale has since resigned, under pressure over financial and personal improprieties, and the roadblock idea has yet to be revived.

Republican committee members gave no credence to allegations of personal improprieties by Mr. Tower and stressed that their concerns about his nomination were political, not substantive.

While the article alleged a possible romantic relationship between McCain and Iseman, the senator's presidential campaign vehemently denied any personal or professional impropriety.

Before that he worked for the Loyalist forces in the Spanish Civil War, until asked to leave because of his personal improprieties.

The early years of the community were not easy, as one of the nuns made severe accusations against her of both personal and financial impropriety.

Investors were most inclined to have a board dismiss a chief executive if he committed a personal impropriety unrelated to the company.

There are whispers of corruption and vote-buying, of personal impropriety, of unseen power plays and of supernatural curses.