Sentence examples for a fiasco in from inspiring English sources

"One comment can become a fiasco in 10 seconds".

A fiasco in the Diet, or parliament, on June 2nd showed politics at worst.

"Good morning, my Assistant Treasurer," said Botticelli, coming forward with a fiasco in each hand.

The 1986 Financial Services Act was rushed through parliament, but proved a fiasco in practice.

When Mr. Eskew woke to the news on Nov. 18, he realized it was a fiasco in the making.

The gripping endgame represents quite a change in tone for an event that was widely viewed as a fiasco in its preliminary phases.

What a fiasco-in-the-making Stern could have on his hands, given Charlotte's refusal to deliver the standard pro sports welfare package in the form of a publicly financed arena and the Hornets' move to New Orleans, which was recommended yesterday by the league's relocation committee.

After what was regarded as a fiasco on gays in the military, the Administration entered a phase of deep reluctance to tackle substantive gay-rights issues on the national stage.

In the latest issue of GQ, Bieber opened up about "monkeygate" -- a fiasco that unrolled in 2013 after Bieber brought his pet capuchin monkey, OG Mally, into Germany.

The Pineda trade now looks like a fiasco, but in January it seemed wise to invest in an All-Star starter with one year of service time.

They fear a repeat of a previous fiasco in which the medical profession latched onto chest X-rays as a way to detect and treat lung cancer early only to find out, when controlled studies were later performed, that the screening failed to reduce lung cancer mortality.