Sentence examples for vast mess from inspiring English sources

They will point out that the government's nationalisation of the banks is only a form of temporary state ownership intended to save the bacon of the very rich people who until now have owned and (mis)managed these institutions so that they can be handed back to them or to their like once the public has paid for the whole, vast mess to be cleared up.

So when we look at the Middle East and beyond it to Pakistan or Iran and elsewhere, it isn't just a vast unfathomable mess with no end in sight and no one worthy of our support.

It is a vast legal mess, although many farmers in peri-urban areas have benefited.

Both sides need to be leant upon to find some kind of middle ground.Sudan is such a vast and ghastly mess that many outsiders would doubtless prefer not to get involved.

The enlisted mess is vast, low-ceilinged, and as chaotic as a high-school cafeteria, with lots of shouting and grab-ass.

Taxpayers ended up paying a huge sum to clean up the mess — but the vast majority of those taxpayers were in states other than Texas.

Ukraine, with a population of 51m and vast economic potential, is a mess.

For the most part, the economy of the vast Russian Far East is a mess.

While much of Europe was fundamentally healthy until the crisis hit — the caricature Americans hold of a socialist Europe in decline is a vast exaggeration — Greece truly was a mess.

A vast, Instagram-worthy sundae, a "Berry Mess" of mostly blueberries, "cream" and "coconut nice cream" with, lurking in its depths, dusty shards of "maple meringue" (made of, I dunno, actual dust?) coats the palate with a gritty, fatty deposit.

If you've been unfairly put on the hook for something, the chances are that it isn't a vast conspiracy against you, just a mess-up.