Sentence examples for growing mess from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England may intervene (April 2014) London's skyline is a growing mess.

The only good thing about these scenarios is that the growing mess onstage means that eventually the dancers will have to stop.

THE big fear on Wall Street is that the growing mess in the mortgage market may trip up the second-longest uninterrupted bull market in history, after the run-up from 1990 to 1997.

A Wall Street Journal/NBC poll found that just 39% of Americans rate him positively, down from 49% a year ago.Mr Bush's problemAs for Mr Bush's own job, the growing mess in Mesopotamia continues to claw away at his re-election prospects.

It is one big multi-trillion dollar (and growing) mess being dumped on the very homeowners and taxpayers who have been defrauded.

Management · Guru Gowrappan says that "C.E.O.s rushing the process" are one of three ways that small, growing companies mess up their acquisitions.

President Xi inherited many challenges, including but not limited to: a troubled economy; a growing debt mess; widespread corruption in the party and society in general; and a huge environmental crisis.

As I wrote in the China Insider column of May 28, it is sometimes hard to understand Chinese economics without paying attention to the politics: President Xi inherited many challenges, including but not limited to: a troubled economy; a growing debt mess; widespread corruption in the party and society in general; and a huge environmental crisis.

The market's bearish signs, from a growing subprime mess to the fretting over whether somebody should bomb Iran's nuke labs, lead many to suggest that now is the time to cut bait and run for safety.

First she dismisses Sperman's incarceration and his relationship with Eggna as "just grown folks' mess".

There aren't a lot of problems, and there certainly aren't grown men messing with people's kids.