Sentence examples for enormous mess from inspiring English sources

"The larger point is that this governor inherited an enormous mess," Mr. Occhiogrosso said in a budget briefing on Wednesday.

I didn't want to leave behind an enormous mess of papers for family members to deal with.

"You want to think about it now before you are in the middle of an enormous mess".

Banks are still reckoning with the fallout from the foreclosure debacle, when sloppy documentation practices and inadequate staffing to cope with the deluge of troubled home loans created an enormous mess.

"On tuition fees, on EMAs, of course there are some people who disagree, but the fact is that those changes are ones which are necessary as part of reducing the deficit, a part of tackling the enormous mess that Labour left us with," Alexander told the Politics Show on BBC1.

But the feeling of an enormous mess has already spread everywhere.

What's Obama gonna do to clean up these disparate, enormous messes?

If so, you probably know that his inspiring story has an unhappy ending — for New Jersey, which faced an enormous budgetary mess when Corzine left office; for his latest Wall Street firm, MF Global, which filed for bankruptcy last week after somehow mislaying some $600 million in customer money; and for the former farm boy himself, who resigned on Friday in disgrace.

This is no exculpation of Mr. Mobutu, but, in the present debate over the role of international financial institutions, it helps explain just why Congo -- and many other African countries to a less dramatic degree -- got into such an enormous financial mess.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Greenburgh Democrat who has been at the forefront of the recent criticism, said the utility "is trying to get this nightmare behind them, but they are leaving an enormous fiscal mess behind because rate-payers are paying for their negligence.

He inherited an enormous, complex mess when he took office.