Sentence examples for was an utter disaster from inspiring English sources

According to the chronicles, the Children's Crusade was an utter disaster.

"They had a corner bath in here," he says, "which was an utter disaster.

Labour was an utter disaster for civil liberties and also for parliament, where it reduced scrutiny and debate while vastly increasing the number of pages of legislation and unscrutinised statutory instruments.

"It was an utter disaster when we stepped in," the inspector general, Joseph Fisch, said in an interview, calling the state of affairs then "a remnant and continuation of the old waterfront".

Samsung tried their best with its Android-powered, Wi-Fi and SIM-card enabled Galaxy Smart Camera, but ultimately, the superzoom camera was an utter disaster.

GE did not have the strength to be a spendthrift on dividends and share buybacks, its acquisition of Alstom was an utter disaster.

Yet today confirms that a no-deal would be an utter disaster for the health service and patients.

If it continues, said David Anderson, an African studies professor at Oxford University, "it'll be an utter disaster".

"Now we're getting a handle on exactly what we are facing," said Mayor Walt Maddox of Tuscaloosa, "the nightmarish truth that this is an utter disaster".

Their offense and defense are very sound, while their special teams are an utter disaster with the potential to sabotage the season.

Because according to the prevailing economic dogma in this country — and I'm talking here about many Democrats as well as essentially all Republicans — European-style social democracy should be an utter disaster.