Sentence examples for considered a fiasco from inspiring English sources
The movie was considered a fiasco, and I was perceived as being irresponsible because it went over budget.
However, ultimately, the British intervention in Greece was considered a fiasco.
Last year's awards show was widely criticized, particularly its effort to honor straight plays with a montage of lines performed by actors from various productions, a presentation that was generally considered an indecipherable fiasco.
(How about some wider seats in coach?) Southwest, for one, seems to be considering a different approach after the public relations fiasco following the incident with Mr. Smith.
As the financial bailout fiasco worsens, President Obama may want to consider a do-over of his whole approach towards economic stimulus.
The irony of the BitKeeper fiasco is that McVoy originally created BitKeeper specifically for Torvalds, whom he considers a friend.
The 1805 impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Chase and the 1868 impeachment of President Andrew Johnson were considered partisan fiascoes.
As the coming financial squeeze forces hospitals to write off computer systems, the result, he insists, will be "kaboom!"If you think that an outlandish prediction, consider the fiasco across the Atlantic.
The deal was a fiasco for Tyco.
Consider the fiasco in Minnesota.
