Sentence examples for first debacle from inspiring English sources

The failing partnership between Suzuki and Volkswagen would not be the first debacle involving Japanese and German automakers.

But he was overcompensating for the first debacle, and he still didn't have a vision or memorable zingers or a knockout punch for a rival who hides in plain sight.

In the pep talk to the party that followed the first debacle, Mr Hastert merely told his colleagues "I need you to stand together," but did not spell out what he planned to do.It might be objected that these comparisons owe more to coincidence than political conditions.

Obama's first debate debacle sent his fortunes plummeting, but there seemed to be a floor under it.

The dome was only the first public debacle.

Michael Carberry was one of the plusses of that first innings debacle.

Roland Oliphant (@RolandOliphant) I think I just witnessed my first military debacle today.

In the first swaps debacle in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham in the late 1980s, it was discovered that the alleged hedge taken out by the London borough was many times larger than its operating budget, the subject of the hedge in the first place.

"Rachmaninoff, far from being clinically depressed, was merely (and understandably) low after the First Symphony debacle," Mr. Norris writes, "and it is most likely that Dahl, as a gifted amateur musician and a man of culture, simply conversed with him on subjects of music and art and gradually rebuilt his confidence".

Hi Jerry, do you agree that the Bath coaching panel have to take responsibility for the first half debacle against Saracens?

Its purpose was to discuss development outside of London, and Cornwall suffers greatly economically; from unemployment, the second homes debacle and a lack of investment.