Sentence examples similar to bungled creation from inspiring English sources

A timely, compelling and prodigiously researched history of the C.I.A. by a reporter for The New York Times that chronicles an alarming litany of intelligence blunders and bungled operations, from the agency's creation after World War II through the cold war to its recent failures in the prelude to the Iraq war.

The creation of a single currency, the euro, was bungled.

Bungled Congo.

They bungled everything.

The UN had bungled.

Lines were bungled.

The escape was bungled.

"But that was bungled".

More bungled Sudan.

"Bungled by Cameron," said one.

"They just bungled.