Sentence examples for disastrous muddle from inspiring English sources
Is it any wonder that the excursion ends in a disastrous muddle?
The quarter-century-old disgruntled fantasies of two English comic-book artists, amplified by a powerful movie company, and ambushed by history, wind up yielding a disastrous muddle.
So much emphasis has been put on Jean's inability to cope with the practicalities, such as filling a hot-water bottle or turning on a shower; on her disastrous muddles in more important matters such as marriage and the handling of her books once they were written; on her paranoia and her drinking.
After those seven quarterbacks muddled through stints in Cleveland that ranged from disastrous to anonymous, each became a reason that fans can't wait for Johnny Football.
America also wants a solution; a Greek default would be "disastrous for us," Barack Obama has said.So the EU will, as ever, muddle through.
2) Politicians muddle through and it's not good but neither is it disastrous.
Instead of following Japan's disastrous banking policies of the 1990s and allowing undercapitalised banks to keep muddling through, the government should learn from America, where the authorities force-fed banks with capital, using taxpayers' funds when necessary, and insisted they write down bad debts.
Ronald Gregory, who has died aged 88, presided over the disastrous hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper as chief constable of West Yorkshire, compounding muddled work by his detectives with errors of his own.
As the climate gets more poisonous and elections approach in France, Germany and Greece itself, the risk of a disastrous accident anything from a disorderly default to a currency break-up is growing.Second, the markets are convinced that muddling through cannot work.
