Sentence examples for debacle to the next from inspiring English sources
As the government's tax agenda has lurched from one policy debacle to the next, the BCA has been an ever-present voice calling for lower company tax and a higher GST – they look to the pockets of the Australian people, not their own.
To dispel questions as to whether his confidence was brittle and whether failure in the clutch gnawed at him, McIlroy rebounded eight weeks after the Masters debacle, at the next major, the U.S. Open, with one of the most eye-popping performances in recent times.
Except that, with a handful of exceptions, these academics stopped teaching or researching decades ago and now bob about from campus to campus: cutting here, screwing things up there before moving on to the next debacle.
"One of the things... the government must resist, is we must not allow the next victim of this debacle to be the independence of the BBC," she told Andrew Neil on the Sunday Politics.
Welcome to the next great mega-litigation, likely to rival the more than $12 billion spent cleaning up the Enron and WorldCom debacles.
The government's reputation was tarnished by the debacle but Mr Lamont survived to deliver the next Budget in March 1993, where he began a major fiscal consolidation to deal with rising deficit levels.
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One person's eyesore may be another's sight for sore eyes; one generation's architectural debacle could become the next generation's architectural icon.
Mexico is about to host the next conference on climate change, after the debacle in Copenhagen.
Regulators, chastened that the debacle occurred on their watch, are searching for the money while also trying to prevent the next MF Global from happening.
JPMorgan can withstand a $2 billion hit, but not every bank can — and who's to say that the next derivatives debacle won't be $5 billion or $10 billion?
