Sentence examples for fiasco consequence from inspiring English sources
(anag. + y, & lit).. N. Connaughton (Ireland): What the truly coked-up might do if withdrawing completely from it (anag. less up, & lit).. R. & S. Gilbert Clarksonn's first vintage on-screen fiasco – consequence of sudden loss of speed?
This latest fiasco illustrates the consequences of letting our transit systems languish.
If the NHS fiasco is a delayed consequence of Cameron-as-chairman, there might be fewer unforced errors in future.His main struggle has been with the civil service.
The damaging consequences of that fiasco are still fresh in people's minds.
I had allowed the two of them to escape the consequences of their fiasco.
The recent fiasco carries more than fiscal consequences.Whereas my position is often opposed to the political establishment's line, it is very much in tune with the views held by traditional Labour voters.
"I still think it's possible to conduct first-hand research, but one unfortunate and unintended consequence of the Boston College fiasco is that such work will in future be more difficult, which is a shame since first-hand evidence is so crucial," English said.
Economic fiascos usually have political consequences, and it was only a matter of time before the ripples from the Great Recession produced a crisis in one of the world's more volatile powers.
The consequences of such a public relations fiasco were unclear for the young Mr. Kim or the elders who have surrounded and groomed him, and the conspicuous absence of a prompt explanation for what had gone awry deepened the mystery.
The scrutiny had boxing officials last week longing for a clean, controversy-free competition, knowing the consequences should there be yet another fiasco like the Seoul Games or like last year's world championships.
