Sentence examples for fiasco over from inspiring English sources

That night I replayed the fiasco over and over.

Mr Hollande's Socialist government wants to avoid a fresh fiasco over jobs and industry.

The immediate cause of my resignation, however, is the recent fiasco over senate preferences.

This fiasco over PIP eligibility ultimately reveals the sophistry behind the government's disability agenda.

The fiasco over the excise might have toppled Walpole, since a general election was scheduled for 1734.

Mr. Reed has not been shy in faulting the board for the fiasco over Mr. Grasso's pay.

Apple might soon be dealing with the iPhone 4 fiasco all over again.

If Apple or Google had acquired Oculus, it could have been the mobile gaming fiasco all over again.

But his reputation, like that of the junta, was left tattered by the fiascos over currency controls and foreign business-ownership.

His statement that he was "responsible for all content" came after weeks of what the BBC's harshest critics have described as obfuscation and evasion by the broadcaster's management in the face of demands for explanations of how the fiascoes over the two "Newsnight" programs had been allowed to happen.

Cameron had said he wanted his tenure as prime minister to be hands-off but recent fiascos over the attempted sell-off of forests and the concern about the NHS convinced him to reinforce his policy specialists at the heart of government.