Sentence examples similar to minor fiasco from inspiring English sources
Many of the more than 170 national pavillions seem little more than half-finished and minor fiascos keep occurring, as when the sand recently air-freighted to Hanover in a jumbo jet by the United Arab Emirates was mistaken for garbage and removed.
It goes on, but let us segue into the remedy phase of his minor — though far too typical — fiasco.
Microsatellite loci from an enriched (AG n library were isolated using the Fast Isolation by AFLP of Sequences COntaining Repeats (FIASCO) method with minor modifications (Zane et al., 2002).
The fiasco--a minor one by recent Clinton standards--was his earlier office selection, an insanely glitzy mogul's aerie high above Fifty-seventh.
Leaving the small matter of the West Coast mainline fiasco aside, I always got the impression that Greening would turn up to work on time, come what may, clock in even if she was on death's door and - despite some minor passive aggressiveness – would take on whatever futile endeavour was thrown her way, because that's what the Grudgingly Diligent do.
It blames him personally for a fiasco which endangered Anglo-Chilean diplomatic relations, saying he was out to cause a minor political scandal to embarrass the then rightwing establishment leadership of the National Union of Students.
As weeks and months pass, and recreational pot becomes more available, will Colorado be seen as a showcase for a responsible industry that obviates mass incarceration for minor drug offences and generates hundreds of millions of dollars, or will it be deemed a fiasco, evidence that the US's 1937 marijuana ban was wise after all?
