Sentence examples for fiasco for which from inspiring English sources

Liberalisms troubles with national security date to the Vietnam War, a fiasco for which a liberal administration was originally responsible.

While Anne fixates on fond memories of the rather mysterious father of her daughter, Luke is troubled by a combat fiasco for which he bears responsibility.

In part, the plan would pay for more prescribed fires, like the one that ignited the Los Alamos blaze, in a fiasco for which the federal government has accepted responsibility.

The CCTV broadcast in July, on the program "Weekly Quality Report," became a public relations fiasco for DaVinci, which was founded in Singapore and had established itself in China as a leading retailer of European brands like Versace and Fendi Casa.

WikiLeaks officials have blamed the Shooters/Australia First fiasco on "administrative errors", for which Mr Assange has claimed responsibility, saying he was distracted by his efforts to help the US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, and by the Bradley Manning trial.

Contrarily, the opposition failed to make a fuss when it was badly needed, after the March fiasco over the Gulf captives, for which no one was sacked, and the MoD's internal report was classified in its entirety.

Historian Lewis L. Gould described the speech as a "fiasco" for Parker from which the candidate did not recover.

Then there was the fiasco of the proposed music school, for which Mr. Lauder offered to donate land across the highway from the golf course.

It blames him personally for a fiasco which endangered Anglo-Chilean diplomatic relations, saying he was out to cause a minor political scandal to embarrass the then rightwing establishment leadership of the National Union of Students.

The former first minister Arlene Foster appeared at a public inquiry this week to rebuff accusations that she was to blame for a fiasco which led to the collapse Northern Ireland's power-sharing government, and which may cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds.

But no one was prepared for Sunday night's fiasco, in which a listless Ms. Spears teetered through her dance steps and mouthed only occasional words in a wan attempt to lip-synch her new single, "Gimme More".