Sentence examples for fiasco to push from inspiring English sources
And while some elected officials and the industry want to use this current fiasco to push quick legislative fixes, it would do us all better to look at the larger structural problems that centralized food production in the hands of a few agribusiness giants readily creates.
At the same time they seemed ready, even eager, to push last week's fiasco out of the way, and perhaps to get Coughlin back out of the spotlight.
Still, the merger fiasco was an acute embarrassment for Mr. Breuer, who has sought to push Deutsche Bank into the elite ranks of global powerhouses.
The fiasco provides a ripe target for Dems, who can be expected to push publicly to "get to the bottom" of Chairman Issa's involvement in the Leibovich deal.
The Ukrainian government's bid to push back the Russian incursion was "already a disaster, bordering on a complete fiasco," said Dmitry Tymchuk, head of the Kiev-based Center for Military and Political Research.
Prosecutors seem increasingly ready to push reckless management to the criminal side of the line as one corporate fiasco after another claims lives and causes hugely expensive damage to communities and local economies.
The government's plan, easier to push through now that TEPCO, the biggest utility, has been brought low by its handling of the Fukushima fiasco, is to split generation and transmission, with the residential electricity market open to new competition.
Pistons have to push and be pushed.
You have to push and push".
