Sentence examples for was a complete debacle from inspiring English sources
Chris Concannon, an executive at the trading firm Virtu Financial, spread his criticism more broadly, telling the conference, which was held at the St . Regishotel in Manhattan and sponsored by the investment bank Sandler O'Neill, that the offering "was a complete debacle on all parts".
"It was a complete debacle and if they want to try and hold it on another date, it would be my recommendation that it was not on council land".
Sally Hunt, the union's general secretary, said: "The situation around university fees is a complete debacle at the moment.
We have been conditioned to just accept that security is a complete debacle and always will be, so the risk of being hacked and/or a 0-day popping up in your critical code is just a random, uncontrollable cost of doing business, like the risk of setting up shop in the Bay Area knowing that the Big One could hit any day.
While, as Nicholas Cotsonika argues on Yahoo.com, they will be better off in the long run, the short-term feeling is of a complete debacle, writes Steve Politi in The Star-Ledger.
The final-round victory prevented a complete debacle for Mrs. Merkel, but still had to sting.
"It's an utter debacle," says Michael Krensavage, an analyst at Raymond James & Associates.
We all agreed, for instance, that my stretchy Glen-plaid cowboy shirt was a global debacle.
The Hollywood Reporter called it a "complete misfire," and Spout Blog suggested it was "a debacle".
