So Newton's offensive line went from a major problem in 2015 to a complete disaster in 2016.
At the summit meeting in Egypt, President Clinton struggled to bequeath his successor something other than a complete disaster in the Middle East.
"Everything else in my life seemed like a complete disaster".
So, before any of the popular provisions are put into effect it would go in the record books as a complete disaster.
Even so, a determined action for a situation could probably unfold as a complete disaster in the case of a very unfavorable payoff, while the true state of nature is completely different or wrong.
"The first one financially was a complete disaster, and also in other ways," says Schulz.
"The EAC in concept I think was very good, but in practice was a complete disaster," he said.
"Anyone who is objective at all knows that current marijuana policy in this country is a complete disaster, with massive arrests, wasted resources, and violence in the U.S. and especially in Mexico," said Jill Harris, managing director of strategic initiatives for Drug Policy Action, which has poured money into legalization campaigns.
Even this year, when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been a complete disaster for western forces and interests (let alone the locals in both nations), Kilcullen is asked questions in Foreign Policy, but sadly evades answering them: "We've had our heads down chasing bad guys around Iraq and Afghanistan".
Peter Neufeld, co-founder of the Innocence Project, said the FBI's hair analysis in that period was "a complete disaster" but praised the bureau and the Justice Department for collaborating in the review.
Just like the spillage in the Gulf of Mexico was a complete disaster – this is the same sort of drilling technology.
