Sentence examples for after a debacle from inspiring English sources
After a debacle like Enron's, regulators may begin to examine disclosure lapses.
That is why he stubbornly insists on staying aloof and setting his own deliberate pace for responding — whether it's in a debate or after a debacle.
The announcement comes after a debacle earlier this year when the cracks in South Africa's relationship with the ICC first became clear.
After a debacle characterised by bungling and inefficiency, Hoover and the bureau somehow emerged from the war on crime as national heroes.
After Friday night's shabby performance in a 27-24 loss to the Jets, that means there's a fresh place to look when placing blame after a debacle.
Appointed after a debacle surrounding delays to the company's signature A380 super-jumbo, Mr Streiff fell out with EADS, Airbus's parent company, over his plans to cut costs and improve performance.
You'd think the same tired tactics wouldn't work again after Iraq, a debacle now soundly rejected by a lopsided majority of voters.
No video of the 4-1 loss was shown, however, because the key after suffering a debacle, Tortorella said, was to "move by it; you need to have a short-term memory".
The war in Iraq is subject to debate by well-intentioned patriotic citizens of various beliefs, but there can be little debate about the disastrously inadequate role played by the federal government, under this administration, after this devastating hurricane — a debacle that astonishingly continues to this day!
America has a habit of opening its borders as a gesture of shame and responsibility after a foreign debacle.
ATLANTA — After a double debacle on Thursday, the last thing the Mets needed or wanted was another doubleheader to compound their early-season difficulties.
