Sentence examples for been a disaster from from inspiring English sources

One senior Labour source said: "This has been a disaster from the start.

"This has just been a disaster from the beginning," said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report in Atlanta.

Haras Ahmed, the parent who made the FOI request, told the BBC online news service that the whole programme had been a "disaster from start to finish".

"He's been a disaster from the start, ruled by fiat rather than rules," said Pat Muth, a fellow party member from Florida and a longtime Perot supporter.

However, when you begin to look at the implications of the policy, as well as the failure to achieve one of its main goals, it becomes clear that the bedroom tax has been a disaster from the off.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, the trade union for lecturers, said the statistics showed the government's fees policy had been a "disaster from the start".

This was a disaster from the start.

Auchincloss was a disaster from the start.

It was a disaster from the start.

"He was a disaster from a civil liberties perspective but also from a national security perspective".

But, I know it was a disaster from the drawings I did as a child.