Sentence examples for catastrophic success from inspiring English sources

Bush told Time magazine in 2004 "Had we to do it over again, we would look at the consequences of catastrophic success, being so successful, so fast, that an enemy that should have surrendered or been done in, escaped and lived to fight another day".

President Bush says that the troubles in Iraq are the result of unanticipated "catastrophic success".

"President Bush now says his Iraq policy is a catastrophic success," Senator John Edwards, Mr. Kerry's running mate, said in a statement.

President Bush has never had to pay for a mistake and doesn't even know how to admit to making any (other than "catastrophic success").

At 6 a.m., Halperin began sorting through hundreds of press releases that he had received via e-mail: "Rumsfeld Said U.S. Was Prepared for 'Catastrophic Success' "; "Remarks of Senator John Edwards"; "Press Schedule of Mrs. Bush".

In similar comments to Time magazine, published on Sunday, Mr. Bush called the insurgency the result of the "catastrophic success" of the military operation in the early days of the invasion.

Although file failure and intracanal separation could be catastrophic for the success of root canal therapy, we must bear in mind the difficult conditions in which rotary files act.

If they don't have snow-free habitat by the end of November, their breeding success is catastrophic.

Chapter 49 - The Grad-School Success-O-Meter 24 March 2006 Micella explores the continuum in grad school from success to catastrophic failure.

OO China: Forest Conservation Program Shows Proof Of Success - catastrophic flooding from deforestation was a big motivation to reverse forest loss, and the government acted.

Anything short of a 100 percent success rate is catastrophic.