Sentence examples for fiasco due to from inspiring English sources

Even if they are not, schools found wanting on the basis of this year's SATs are unlikely to take it lying down.Lord Sutherland, a former chief inspector of schools, is carrying out an inquiry into the fiasco, due to report in the autumn.

Zedd's recent appearance at the Ricoh Colisseum as part of his True Colors Tour with Dillon Francis and Alex Metric turned into a fiasco due to capacity issues at the venue.

Recognising the ever-increasing financial strain on Iranian households, the government has tried to aid some of the country's neediest through subsidies and breadlines, but some of these efforts have ended in near-fiasco due to the large volume of applicants.

Chancellor Reed made it clear that the current add code fiasco was due to an over-enrollment issue that had taken place earlier in the school year.

According to Maggie Haberman of the New York Times, the Lerner fiasco was partially due to miscommunication inside the White House.

In short, the pilot factory was a fiasco, not only due to the high costs but because the chemical composition of the water rendered it unusable for the production (Kristmannsdóttir 1989).

Speaking of which, during the shutdown and the subsequent closure of the parks, the government lost $414 million in visitor revenue due to the fiasco.

Meanwhile, the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua has been passed fit to host internationals again after being suspended for 12 months due to a pitch fiasco, the International Cricket Council has announced.

First the upgrade fiasco, then a mass nerd defection due to outages, and now this.

The mundane Address Book was big news this week due to the privacy fiasco, but here's a post about an impressive address book app with a different approach to privacy.

The fiasco we are in now is due to not enough regulation of the big corporations.