Sentence examples for completely botched from inspiring English sources
The Trump administration has so far completely botched the national response to the opioid epidemic.
He said the previous government "completely botched up" the project by seizing land from farmers without negotiating prices, a conclusion that even some communist leaders now acknowledge.
One hospital in Africa was delighted to get some first-rate surgeons visiting from the U.S., who performed fistula surgery — and completely botched it.
Mr. Icahn, a billionaire investor with a taste for shaking things up at big companies, called the current board's behavior "irresponsible" and "unconscionable" and said he thought it "completely botched" the merger negotiations, which Microsoft recently broke off.
So, now that it turns out that the sale of Royal Mail was, in fact, completely botched and has cheated citizens of billions of pounds' worth of value, where is the apology?
It's astonishing how many well-intentioned, sophisticated organizations completely botch apologies.
Luckily, Jimmy and his late righthand man were there to completely botch an execution in the street, allowing Ferrington to keep an eye on Spector, before handing him over to Tom Anderson.
But the game completely botches the execution of that idea by forcing the player to choose a side very early in the game before any of the stakes, in terms of either story or the game, have been established.
"Jerry has done less than a stellar job after taking the reins from Terry Semel last year, not just completely botching the Microsoft deal but with poor execution and multiple company restructurings that have done little to restore confidence of any of Yahoo's shareholders, employees or customers".
You completely botch the presentation.
