Sentence examples similar to face a debacle from inspiring English sources
"Requiem" stuns the audience into facing a debacle that goes beyond the West's simply ignoring a distant atrocity.
Suddenly, with the public appalled at the scandalous way the health care legislation was put together, and with Democrats facing a possible debacle in the fall, Mr. Obama is back in campaign mode.
The Democrats are facing an election debacle because they did not respond adequately to their constituents' most dire needs.
Government reform groups objected, but lawmakers concluded they had no choice, lest the city face an embarrassing electoral debacle.
Rapidly, it became evident that the company was facing a potential financial debacle.
Not so in the U.S. In 1975, Australia faced a similar budget debacle, leading to a short government shutdown.
In other words, mandatory arbitration will probably work out well for Chipotle in the long run, even if the company faces a potential legal debacle right now.
During the Fredericksburg Campaign, Comstock was faced with the difficult task of constructing pontoon bridges over the Rappahannock River, a debacle which proved to be one of the most challenging of his career.
The German news media described the vote as a "debacle" and a "disaster" for the conservatives, one that also sends a clear signal that Ms. Merkel could face a difficult road to re-election.
By pushing touch into the pipeline, Microsoft essentially ensures that it won't face a repeat of the 2001 tablet PC debacle.
