Sentence examples for a rolling disaster from inspiring English sources

"Regardless of the administration's public explanation for the secretary's exit, Obamacare has been a rolling disaster and her resignation is cold comfort to the millions of Americans who were deceived about what it would mean for them and their families".

If we have to wait another decade before a US president admits the whole truth – that the decade of war was a rolling disaster for Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and now Yemen and Somalia, and that al-Qaida was defeated by counter-terrorism, not counter-insurgency – then so be it.

Columbia Journalism Review described The Times-Picayune's strategy of the last year as a "rolling disaster".

Does the world's greatest democracy really want to give Mr Bush a chance to make a similar gesture Another rolling disaster?The biggest damage is to Mrs Clinton's claim that she will be an effective chief executive.

Politicians shudder at the thought of George Galloway being lured into a three-week rolling disaster on Channel 4's Big Brother in 2006 – the milk-licking incident is still popular on YouTube.

My Sunday column returned to what's become a recurring theme of mine: The remarkable political quiescence of Europeans in the face of the economic devastation wrought by their rolling disaster of a currency union.

McFarland told one story of resistance to this rolling disaster in a compelling new book, out this month, called, There Are No Dead Here: A Story of Murder and Denial in Colombia.

At April's Summit of the Americas gathering in Cartegena, Colombia, Alma Guillermoprieto writes that "for the first time the leaders at the summit openly debated--although behind closed doors -- whether the best way to stop the rolling disaster was an end to the U.S.-sponsored and -dictated war on drugs, and at least partial legalization, or regulation, of the drug trade".