Sentence examples for fiscal fiasco from inspiring English sources

California is our Greece, the most fiscally irresponsible of U.S. states – and now it has another fiscal fiasco on its hands.

Memories are fresh of the debt incurred from the 2004 Olympics, a fiscal fiasco that stoked Greece's wider economic woes.

My own first year fiscal fiasco led to some changes that made things more manageable, including learning to cook and meal share along with my best friend and housemate.

The city has been a haven for wealthy Russians for at least three years, as oligarchs and demi-oligarchs moored their money far away from the political whims of Vladimir Putin or the growing fiscal fiasco of the eurozone.

This fiscal fiasco prompted David Stockman, Reagan's whiz-kid budget director, to resign in disgust in 1985.

President Obama may call bankers "fat cats" and stir the rabble against them with populist rhetoric when it serves his interest, but after the fiscal fiasco, he allowed the culprits to escape virtually scot-free.

This is the California that tourists seldom see – suburbs and exurbs known not for celebrity glamour, but for gang shootings and fiscal fiascos.

On Capitol Hill, a big driver of the fiscal cliff fiasco, for example, and of potential further lurches rightward on immigration, is the GOP's geographic divide.

"The negative effect of this fiscal cliff fiasco is that every time we become engaged in one of these fights, there's no oxygen for anything else," said a Senate Democratic aide, who asked for anonymity to speak candidly.

Congress' fiscal cliff fiasco, a flurry of lame duck legislation and election-season politics drove some of the nation's most powerful lobbying forces to double down on their governmental influence efforts late last year, newly filed reports show.

The "fiscal-cliff" fiasco has persuaded many smart people that a Grand Bargain is not going to happen any time soon.