Sentence examples for bigger debacle from inspiring English sources

"I can't imagine a bigger debacle for the state of Oklahoma," she said.

A second marriage to Frida Uhl, a journalist 24 years younger, was a bigger debacle.

It is also Microsoft's biggest leap of faith with the potential to become an even bigger debacle than Vista.

With policymakers increasingly resigned to the likelihood of a Greek default and an exit from the euro, despite the current machinations over a second €130bn bailout, the eurozone may be heading for an even bigger debacle.

"I can't imagine a bigger debacle for the state of Oklahoma," said Johnson, the Democratic state senator and death penalty opponent whose brother was murdered in 1981.

You might think that gaffe-a-thon would be a career setback, but Senor has survived bigger debacles.

Then came the big debacle.

Tomatoes were perhaps the biggest debacle.

The biggest debacle this season was "Rebecca," a $12 million show that has been repeatedly delayed.

In his job, he had a window on the biggest debacle in the history of credit ratings.

Employment and support allowance (ESA) – and the now-infamous work capability assessment (WCA) – collectively represent probably the biggest debacle to be put straight.