No doubt this display of extreme caution is in response to the Life at Ten debacle during last year's Ladies Classicc, which is still be investigated.
At the heart of both is the most dramatic moment in James's life, the London debacle in 1895 of his play "Guy Domville".
In real life, though, financial debacles seem to happen much more frequently than once a century.
Joan tells the true life version of the debacle in her book.
What is compelling about the film is that it boils down this international debacle to the life of an American family--a husband and wife who love each other and their children.
The cases of Enron, WorldCom, Marconi and other recent debacles suggest that boardroom life is still all too often as it was in Victorian England.
Kamensky's lively account resists parallels with contemporary speculative debacles, as she recounts a life of "big gambles" and "fleeting gains".
But Burchill, who insists that she is happy that the "debacles" have happened later in life, does not want to be rescued now.
A dazzling, monstrous parody of modern life In one of the worst Twitter debacles of the year, lazy Tweeters incorrectly blasted Ian Watkinskins for Steps after a namesake was on trial, and later found guilty, in a horrific child abuse case.
And others feel the case's only cultural significance is as a signal that South Asians have risen high enough in finance — as in other realms of American life — to be enmeshed in a multimillion-dollar debacle.
Suicide have loomed monstrously large in the long-running debacle that has been my romantic life, starting in 1978 when I took my first girlfriend Lynda to see the Clash, with Suicide in support.
