Sentence examples for complete debacle from inspiring English sources
The final-round victory prevented a complete debacle for Mrs. Merkel, but still had to sting.
Sally Hunt, the union's general secretary, said: "The situation around university fees is a complete debacle at the moment.
While, as Nicholas Cotsonika argues on Yahoo.com, they will be better off in the long run, the short-term feeling is of a complete debacle, writes Steve Politi in The Star-Ledger.
Coaching woes are plentiful around college football as well, led by the complete debacle in Pittsburgh, where pushed-out coach Dave Wannstedt declined to coach the team in the BBVA Compass Bowl this Saturday and instead defensive coordinator Phil Bennett will.
Chris Concannon, an executive at the trading firm Virtu Financial, spread his criticism more broadly, telling the conference, which was held at the St . Regishotel in Manhattan and sponsored by the investment bank Sandler O'Neill, that the offering "was a complete debacle on all parts".
A council that withdrew permission for a music festival with just two days' notice has called the organisation of the event a "complete debacle".
The analogy I like to draw is that of the Channel Tunnel, which was privately dug and built, and a complete financial debacle for its investors — "a wonderful thing from which we've all benefited, apart from the people who paid for it to be built who lost substantially all their money".
Le Figaro, under the headline "The Debacle is complete" - "After the sending-off they were overwhelmed and outclassed.
The week after the Green Bay debacle, Jackson completed 17 of 22 passes for 171 yards in a 29-22 victoverOaklandkland.
A complete breakdown could make the debacle in Darfur, in Sudan's west, look modest by comparison.
When White House staff secretary John Podesta completed his investigation of the debacle, he reprimanded several staff members, including Cornelius and Watkins.
