Sentence examples for monumental failure from inspiring English sources

"This government has been a monumental failure".

New Coke was a monumental failure, and the firm went back to the old.

To any European of Merkel's generation, that would be a monumental failure.

I suggested to Dunn that the whole saga is a monumental failure of peer review.

"I suspect there has been a monumental failure of governance," he concludes.

Doesn't this suggest Ryan is right, and the War on Poverty has been a monumental failure?

We are all living with their monumental failures and will be doing so for a long time.

FEW people have suffered more as a result of the monumental failures of the New York Knicks than the Irish.

David Cameron, the Conservative leader, today accused Gordon Brown of "monumental failures" in government and behaving like an "irresponsible opposition" over the Queen's speech.

Rather than recognizing the monumental failures of the military commissions, or deferring to the will of the electorate and an incoming administration, the chief prosecutor is risking political grandstanding that will further the damage that Guantánamo has created.

Yet beneath his hick accent dwelt what Robert Caro has described as the "master of the Senate"; one of the most adroit politicians and gifted wielders of power in American history.Although he will be remembered both for his triumphant successes and monumental failures, one lesson from LBJ's career is to judge someone by their accent at your peril.