Sentence examples for such a debacle from inspiring English sources

Such a debacle would cost us a lot more than $700 billion.

Never in half a century of adult life have I seen -- nor expected to see -- such a debacle of democracy.

Colts fans had not seen such a debacle since a 31-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sept. 14 , 1997

"It's the perfect ending for such a debacle," said Michael Redman, a paralegal who runs 4closurefraud.org, a Web site for victims of foreclosure abuse.

But if Microsoft ever decides to abandon the venture, he said, Flextronics probably has the balance to bounce back from such a debacle better than Nvidia.

"You just hope that we haven't soured an entire generation on the necessity, from time to time, of using force because Iraq has been such a debacle," he said.

Would an independent chairman really have prevented such a trading debacle?

Moreover, the breakdown coincided with reports that the London exchange was in early merger talks with the Deutsche Borse in Frankfurt, and its negotiating position was clearly undermined by such a technical debacle.

What could eurozone governments do to minimise the harm from such a banking debacle?

How did a government agency that, among other things, is supposed to figure out ways to minimize government costs, put together such a stunning debacle?

He claimed last year's Swat operation, which he termed a "debacle," was one such exaggeration that was "stage managed" in order to gain U.S. funds; there was no imminent threat of militants marching on Islamabad, he said.