Sentence examples for that has messed from inspiring English sources

Conversely, if the jobless total rises by Easter, inflation edges above 4% and consumers save rather than spend, Labour will be able to say that it is the coalition that has messed things up, killing off growth with its ill-timed and harsh austerity programme.

I have argued for a long time that it is politics that have messed up Africa and made it poorer than it should be.

"It is among the newest and most flexible of businesses, so it baffles the people at the bureaucratic institutions that have messed up this country".

While waiting in her office I sat and watched her as she was questioned a young black parolee that had messed up.

An Exxon hack showed up and told us we were lucky that it was his company that had messed up because they did business right and would make us whole.

Always threatening to kill himself, and at least once a day she'd had to beg him not to, and that had messed her up but good.

To be told by the NHS that it has messed up and all the tests will have to be redone only increases that stress.

WHEN two good trends yield a bad result it often means that somebody has messed up.

"The U.S. administration is not willing to accept that Musharraf has messed up," said Hasan-Askari Rizvi, a leading political and defense analyst based in Lahore.

Instead, focus on the future that nobody has messed up and invite input for how to make it more productive".

He happily leaves and makes it back home in times for his curfew, but discovers after developing his photos that he has messed them up.