Sentence examples for strategic fiasco from inspiring English sources

The war in Iraq, said Mr. Gore, in an interview on Wednesday, "is the worst strategic fiasco in the history of the United States.

"Doing nothing now would be a moral and strategic fiasco," Haas said.

But Netanyahu has stubbornly insisted that the agreement is a strategic fiasco, citing its ambiguities in matters such as the mechanism of inspection, the number of centrifuges Iran will be allowed to maintain and the conditions for reimposing sanctions if Iran breaches the accord.

Pepsi-Cola is not number one because they focused on tacos and pizza….Kodak's situation is reminiscent of the strategic fiascos of Xerox.

Even the Bush Administration, to some degree, came to understand Guantánamo as a strategic and moral fiasco, and began reducing the prisoner population, from a peak of six hundred and eighty-four, in 2003.

A sizable part of the book is devoted to Eisenhower's discreet but powerful influence: over Truman (who made the mistake of suggesting publicly that the war hero Eisenhower become a presidential candidate); over "that young whippersnapper" John F. Kennedy, who badly needed strategic advice after the Bay of Pigs fiasco; and of course over his own vice president, Nixon.

But this idea gets less convincing when it's folded into a broader claim that American military alliances and guarantees and interventions have only led to blowback and disaster in the last thirty years, and that our entire strategic approach to the Middle East has just been a long rolling hyper-bellicose fiasco ever since the Carter Doctrine.

The strategic application of that sceptical scowl and cocked eyebrows would soon stop the banks from coming up with another fiasco like sub-primes.

Fiasco naturally ensues.

What a fiasco!

Not strategic".