Sentence examples for a costly mess from inspiring English sources

Switching providers is a costly mess.

Leaders often think that letting employees follow their curiosity will lead to a costly mess.

A WAR of words between various branches of the Russian government, Harvard University's Institute for International Development and the American government's development-assistance programme, USAID, has proved a costly mess for all concerned.Andrei Shleifer and Jonathan Hay, two Harvard capital-markets experts, were accused in mid-May of using USAID resources to oversee private investments.

So a law like the Affordable Care Act, which, for all its shortcomings, is still a step in the right direction relative to the costly mess of the nation's healthcare system, is transformed into a nightmarish "government takeover".

The continuing (and costly) mess in America over Aventis's GM maize has further damaged the crop division.Nor is Aventis the first firm to put its agricultural division out to pasture.

Yet despite the costly mess, anticipation that demand for nuclear energy will keep growing globally, on top of local fears about overdependence on Russia for fuel, have rekindled interest in the old mines from companies as far afield as Australia.

How did the industry get into this huge and costly mess?

This costly mess, which is still synonymous with Hollywood hubris gone mad, 32 years after its release.

The USB based approach puts the powered RF receiver (the dongle) smack into the dish's "sweet spot" and avoids that whole costly mess!

"Usually," he explained, "when we think of how humanity messes with environment, it's a costly thing to fix or reverse.

If a glass bottle breaks in your pool you'll not only have a huge mess but it could create a hazardous situation and a costly clean up.