Sentence examples for fiasco a lot from inspiring English sources

After that '38 fiasco a lot of eggheads said that O.W.'s broadcast made people act loony because, consciously or subconsciously, they heard in "War of the Worlds" a metaphor for the times.

Yes, the way that he and the publisher, Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., handled the aftermath of the Judith Miller/Iraq/WMD fiasco left a lot to be desired.

Also, the MicroStrategy fiasco made a lot of people question valuations in New Economy stocks.

The incredibly expensive and corrupt Sochi Olympics fiasco upset a lot of Russians and gave some ammunition to reform-minded opponents.

As President Obama said at a press conference in October, "one of the biggest problems about the collapse of Lehman [Brothers] and the subsequent financial crisis and the whole subprime lending fiasco is that a lot of that stuff wasn't necessarily illegal, it was just immoral or inappropriate or reckless".

The week of mass transit fiascoes continues: there are a lot of delays and cancellations on the New York City subway for Friday's evening commute.

Just like this year's fiasco, there will probably be a lot of complaints about dropped coverage and raised rates, and then those complaints will fade away as people realize that most of them can get better coverage and, on average, rates are going down.

In the end, we learn a lot from this latest SEC fiasco.

Perhaps if Mr. Levy had tried listening before the Edison Schools fiasco, he and Edison would have saved themselves not only a lot of trouble but also money.

"We're going to have to come up with a fiasco index for a state like New York that messes up a lot of people's lives," a spokesman says.

Lupe Fiasco and Matthew Santos There's something very confident and interesting here, a lot of melody "rapped" inside this package.