Sentence examples for water debacle from inspiring English sources

Michigan attorney general Bill Schuette and a team of investigators appointed last month to examine Flint's water debacle said they've "hit the ground running" in the investigation.

A year after the magic water debacle, in a new book about four teenage girls who were horribly assaulted by Pakistani brothers – Girls Like You – Sheehan linked the Cronulla riots to multiple rape cases asking "how many other cultural time bombs were ticking amid the Muslim male population living within the liberality of Australia".

You can't write about the drinking water debacle in Flint, Michigan, without first recognizing the depth of the tragedy.

Last week six former and current state employees were charged as part of the overarching investigation into the drinking water debacle.

(Industry is not to blame for the whole water-poisoning debacle, but neither is it innocent).

The fallout from the PointCast debacle poisoned the water for other push startups, sending nearly two dozen of them to an early grave.

Now imagine the increased danger and difficulty of trying to cope with a similar debacle off Alaska's northern coast, where waters are sealed by pack ice for eight months of each year, gales roil fog-shrouded seas with waves up to 20 feet high and the temperature, combined with the wind chill, feels like 10 degrees below zero by late September.

• Aficionados of financial crises like to point to the savings-and-loan debacle of the 1980s as perhaps the high-water mark in prosecuting executives after a broad financial scandal.

This comment must have been like a bucket of ice water on the heads of investors and employees who lost everything in the Enron debacle.

Similarly, Flint's water crisis, which is being touted as one of the biggest public health debacles of the 21st century, should be calling attention to a number of health concerns well beyond lead.

Dariush Shilati-Fard,Tehran Paying for the oil-drilling debacle Regarding the editorial "Many Questions" (June 1): The decision to drill in 5,000 feet of water using the experience of the oil industry drilling in shallow waters, was an imprudent decision by BP management made to gain economic advantage.