Sentence examples for experiencing fiasco from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post recently chronicled a dozen times Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologized, yet the social network keeps experiencing fiasco after fiasco.

Such considerations are particular important as the major political party supported by Fijians with Indian ancestry, the Fiji Labour Party, experienced a fiasco in the 2014 elections.

It is only speculation -- unverifiable speculation at that -- but the feeling here is had the Mets not been experiencing the costly Vaughn fiasco, they would have been willing to gamble more than three years on Guerrero.

One would think that after the voting fiasco the United States experienced last fall, Congress would be fast at work pushing legislation through to provide money to update voting machines throughout the country.

It is quite likely that our country will experience a repeat of the fiasco of 2000 unless we decide, as a society, that we will not tolerate another "stolen" election.

One entree was a fiasco of proportions we haven't experienced at a restaurant in years.

Ms. Mann said Fiasco's version plays differently from others she has experienced".What they've done for me is unify the whole thing," she said.

Cruel predictions under my blog yesterday of a T5-like utter fiasco will, I trust, prove unfounded, but we have experienced a temporary technical hiccup with the makeover of Cif.

After that point design changes could prove prohibitively expensive, as the Football Association's experiences with the Wembley fiasco illustrated.

The Maastricht treaty, which led to the single European currency, was nearly tripped up in a referendum in France in 1992: a near-death experience that presaged the fiasco of this year's vote on the constitution.

The album's second single (released in the UK in April 2008) was "Paris, Tokyo" – a song based around Fiasco's experiences of touring the world between his first and second albums.