Sentence examples for its fiasco of from inspiring English sources

Parsons was also president of Time Warner during its fiasco of a merger with AOL.

But if he fails, the result could be an IT fiasco of unprecedented proportions.

It's as if the Coca-Cola Co. responded to its "New Coke" fiasco of 1985 by offering customers the old Coke, but only if they proved they'd quaffed and hated the new version and mailed in a form to get the replacement.

It was perhaps symbolic of the contradictions of this modernity that the dome was dogged by controversy regarding its cost and design and the bridge by the fiasco of its opening, when it was found to move alarmingly above the waters of the Thames when in public use.

And the London Stock Exchange, one of Nasdaq's partners in Nasdaq iX, suffered a fiasco of its own last month when a computer problem left it closed for most of one of the year's busiest trading days.

One scientist termed it the scientific fiasco of the [20th] century.

The fiasco of Northern Ireland, with its peace walls, political gangs, religious primitivism and colonial rule, is put down to the impossibility of the Irish.

Back in 2013, Beyoncé's album rollout was a fiasco of epic proportions but its surprise release saw it reclassified as a stroke of genius.

Thinking back to the SNL fiasco of yore, it seems ridiculous to think of LDR as a "bad singer".

RedEnvelope revealed the full extent of its holiday fiasco when it announced this month that it would have to revise its forecast for the third quarter substantially downward.

"It is also the biggest geopolitical fiasco of [Vladimir] Putin in the last decade.