Sentence examples for bungle things from inspiring English sources

But oil prices are notoriously difficult to micromanage, and OPEC could bungle things badly by acting too quickly or slowly, cutting too much or too little.

Yes, he wears glasses and has a tendency to bungle things, but he's also savvy and droll, especially in the voice-over commentary he adds to propel each episode along.

"Consumers, bloggers, reporters, plaintiffs' lawyers and government legislators" are among the many "insurgents" who can take a bit of news and run with it, says Eric Dezenhall, CEO of crisis management consultant Dezenhall Resources in Washington, D.C. Complicating matters is the fact that consumers expect companies to bungle things.

The plotters bungled things, and Nero cut them down one after another.

For he had bungled things before.When he managed a river, deadly flooding ensued.

"They are only bungling things with calls for immediate reforms and against the Brotherhood.

If I was the one who bungled things, I'm really sorry.

The two of them also agree that, once Saddam had been overthrown, the U.S.-led occupation bungled things by not providing adequate security inside Iraq.

But he also defended the central bank, which is headed by one of his former aides, against criticisms that it had bungled things.

Mr. Madigan and the Democrats have rather bungled things despite controlling all seven constitutional statewide offices, owning big majorities in the Legislature and having their former colleague Barack Obama in the White House.

And, hard though it is to imagine just now, if it bungles things up it could lose next time as decisively as it won this time.Has the landslide also made electoral reform more likely?