Sentence examples for to fiasco in from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles Times was particularly scathing in its attack, noting how the film: "Goes from inept to complete disaster, sinking from indifferent to fiasco in the blink of an eye".

"The CEO of Moody's in the run-up to the fiasco in 2008 is now … still the CEO of Moody's.

He ascribed the apparent sidelining of Varoufakis to the fiasco in Latvia last Friday when several eurozone countries roundedon the Greek finance minister, who then made matters worse by tweeting about being the target of eurozone "hatred".

The senior Administration official believed that three failures had led to the fiasco in Libya: "The lack of a single national-security apparatus, replaced by militias; a real terrorist problem, which was small but has gotten much worse; and a proliferation of arms.

Even if the diplomats had been able to avoid the fiasco in Rome today, they would still have been a long way from peace.

Some outsiders see it as an overreaction to the research fiasco, in which the center's Haruko Obokata and colleagues announced what would have been a revolutionary new way to produce stem cells.

Shriver suggested later that he had got the job because "everyone in Washington seemed to think that the Peace Corps was going to be the biggest fiasco in history, and it would be much easier to fire a relative than a friend".

Why aren't NATO nations willing to contribute 100 soldiers each to President Bush's fiasco in Iraq?

Antony and Cleopatra was deemed to be a "giant fiasco," in the words of The New York Times' Peter G. Davis, "one of the great operatic disasters of all time".

But the state has managed to produce another homeland security fiasco in the person of Bernard Kerik of Franklin Lakes, who was forced to withdraw his nomination as President Bush's secretary of homeland security because, he said, he had employed an illegal immigrant as a housekeeper.

A debate about health care is only going to remind them of your fiasco in Washington.