Sentence examples for will be a debacle from inspiring English sources

Nothing these days drives Mr. Gingrich closer to apoplexy than the way the Republican establishment and conservative commentators have closed ranks to oppose him for fear that a Gingrich nomination will be a debacle for the party.

If by some weird quirk of fate one of these passes, the storm of lawsuits from everyone involved will be a debacle.

After a sordid and chaotic early voting process yesterday, the international media is anticipating that Election Day here in Florida will be a spectacular debacle.

But there is always the concomitant dread, confirmed by many a disappointment, that the movie version of the latest (or not-so-latest) blockbuster musical will be an embarrassing debacle, confirming the belief of many that the stage musical is a silly, dated or just plain stupid genre, to be appreciated only by those already receiving the A.A.R.P. magazine.

Unfortunately, they are nearly assuring that Helio will be a gargantuan money-losing debacle.

Jonathan Chait reckons that the chances that a government shutdown will occur over this are once again on the rise, along with the possibility that there will be a concomitant debt ceiling debacle later.

Soros, who famously bet against the strength of the pound in the European exchange rate mechanism and won during 1992's Black Wednesday debacle, will be a prominent figure at the World Economic Forum in Davos later this month, when policymakers and business people debate how to foster global growth.

"I really hope that and intend that this will be a very boring job, which is what it was before this debacle," he said.

He is optimistic that returning to the familiar surroundings in Sweden will be an important step in restoring confidence and distancing himself from the debacle at Rangers.

It will be an old-fashioned balance of payments crisis, evoking memories of the Black Wednesday debacle in 1992.

Default would be a debacle.