Sentence examples for lingering mess from inspiring English sources

At best we can hope it serves as a caution against those who preach a return to the indiscriminate tax cuts and regulatory free-for-all that helped produce our lingering mess in the first place.

These costs are fundamental to the question of whether to release the material, because whatever they are, it is the price Japan seems unwilling to pay to fully clean up the lingering mess at Fukushima.

The need to act with integrity and clean up the lingering mess provides motivation to do it.

The Republican National Committee punished their Florida team, which also voted early, by docking only half its delegates, and McCain, Giuliani et al competed for the Sunshine State with no lingering mess.

However, as we are all well aware, and as the numbers so vividly show, Gap Inc. rose like a rocket in its growth phase, but is now on the edge of a slippery slope down, further greased by the Great Recession and a lingering global economic mess.

There was also something decidedly strange lingering in all this mess.

When at last he got home, the smell of sausages lingered, but the mess of supper had been cleared away.

Just how much cleaning up became evident Friday as the bank reported a steep loss for 2010 and warned that the lingering effects of the mortgage mess could cost it billions more.

"At my age, you don't mess around with a lingering concussion," Collins said in a telephone interview from a home he keeps near Nashville, where he played five seasons for the Tennessee Titans.

Bishop wore a neck collar and said his only lingering effect was "a nerve that was messed up".

All the mess, all the cleanup, all the lingering smells in the house (some better than others), it's all worth it.