The phrase "a debacle over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that has gone disastrously wrong, often involving a dispute or controversy.
Example: "The company faced a debacle over its failed product launch, leading to significant financial losses."
Alternatives: "a fiasco regarding" or "a disaster concerning".
ITALY'S greying population and falling birth rate put the country on course for a debacle over its pension system.
The Obama White House, battered by a debacle over Tom Daschle's nomination to be secretary of health and human services, exulted in the passage of the bill, saying it showed how much difference an election could make.
One can contrast the recent, colossal improvement in Baseball's labor relations with labor relations in the NFL, where there remains a debacle over player discipline and Commissioner Roger Goodell's purported overreaching of his authority.
This year also saw many major art selfie happenings and developments, including the creation of an art selfie museum in the Philippines, an exhibition highlighting the "selfies" of Dutch painting masters, and a legal debacle over a selfie taken by a monkey.
The 11th-hour invitation to Iran - one of President Assad's key backers - by the United Nations, and then the removal of that invitation, was a diplomatic debacle over a war that is no longer just about Syria.
It was a debacle, with progressives picking over Roemer's spotty record on abortion rights and Social Security.
"Switzerland always gets it wrong when there's an external crisis," says a former adviser to its banks, pointing to an earlier debacle over Holocaust-era accounts.
All the inquiries over a debacle for Celtic will be directed to O'Neill.
Others see in the decision to postpone the taper an effort to pre-empt the negative effects on the economy of a possible congressional debacle over government funding and the debt limit.
The Ministry of Defence has been criticised in a report into the debacle over training Libyan soldiers at a camp at Bassingbourn barracks, Cambridgeshire.
Mr. Chirac's fell 9percentt, with both men suffering from the debacle over a referendum last weekend on reducing the presidential term from seven years to five.
