Sentence examples for because of the debacle from inspiring English sources

Yet the company's halo has slipped because of the debacle at its finance arm.

While the fallout from Enron has stunned many investors, Mr. Freeman said he had not changed his strategy because of the debacle.

Because of the debacle in Seattle during World Trade Organization talks there and the lack of progress since then, there is no agreed-upon agenda among the nations of the world for the next round of trade talks.

"I was probably lucky I had my sunglasses on because I was emotional because of the debacle last year," said Gillespie shortly after Gale eventually got his hands on the trophy.

Some students were simply sent home for part of the day because of the debacle.

With President Obama's domestic agenda in disarray because of the debacle of the Obamacare website and his lying about keeping health insurance policies, you'd think that even the most acerbic "conservative" talking heads would have the sense to sit back and silently watch the damage unfold.

His passionate support for the Palestinian cause has resonated, most recently because of the Gaza debacle.

Because of the Rivington debacle, De Blasio announced he was reconsidering allowing Slate's participation in the Armory as well.

"There is a political movement because of the financial debacle," said one veteran European banker who insisted on speaking anonymously because he has retired.

Dr. David J. Hellerstein, a psychiatrist, said he had not seen any truly morose co-workers or patients yet because of the Yankees debacle.

At an appearance at a Miami fire station today, Mr. Bush said he had nothing to be ashamed of because of the voting debacle and pointed the blame elsewhere.