Sentence examples for because of a fiasco from inspiring English sources

The worst could still be ahead for American, the world's largest airline, including a possible trip to bankruptcy court, an overhaul of senior management and increased scrutiny of its board -- all because of a fiasco last week involving management's delayed disclosure of what labor leaders perceive to be generous executive compensation packages.

In distress, my colleague was clearly suffering because of a recent fiasco.

The trip from London St Pancras to Amsterdam will take 3hr 41min, but the journey back will take an hour longer because of a bureaucratic fiasco over passport controls.

My colleague was clearly suffering because of a recent fiasco.

By all accounts the polling was something of a fiasco.

Chairwoman Margaret Hodge called it "nothing short of a fiasco".

modern version of a fiasco bottling.

A spokesman for the marketing group behind the fragrance deal called it "somewhat of a fiasco".

The first performance (February 17 , 1904 of Madama Butterfly was a fiasco, probably because the audience found the work too much like Puccini's preceding operas.

Another failure: What was supposed to be the crown jewel of the race last year, a 10-lap stage in Milan, turned into a fiasco because of security concerns.

The transfers to Wallens Ridge were also a fiasco because of harsh practices there.