Sentence examples for effects of a mess from inspiring English sources

You might think that, given competition, there's no reason to worry about the effects of a mess like United-Continental.

Just how much cleaning up became evident Friday as the bank reported a steep loss for 2010 and warned that the lingering effects of the mortgage mess could cost it billions more.

Using such an analysis, Messing and Durgin found similar effects of a subtle horizon shift on explicit verbal distance estimation and on a distance-walking task conducted with a different set of participants.

And California, the biggest mess of all, is still suffering from the effects of a disastrous energy deregulation.

Mr Rogoff was careful to say that the malign effects of the subprime mess might not be as great as those of previous crises.

Rapidly rising defaults and losses could yet trigger another financial-market panic.Even if the economy is spared that fate, many effects of the credit mess have yet to materialise.

Something of a mess.

Not 'kind of a mess' – a mess.

A mass of a mess.

It's a bit of a mess.

It was a bit of a mess".