fiasco

The meeting was a fiasco from start to finish.

Their attempts to make public disorder ended in fiasco.

he singled out the pit closures fiasco as an example of how the government has messed up.

The event turned into a fiasco due to poor planning.

The project was a complete fiasco from start to finish.

The company tried to cover up the fiasco with misleading statements.

The product launch was a fiasco with many technical issues.

The team's miscommunication led to a fiasco during the presentation.

The political scandal was a fiasco for the entire administration.

The concert turned into a fiasco when the main act didn't show up.

The merger between the two companies ended in a fiasco.

The campaign was a fiasco due to a series of strategic errors.

The fiasco resulted in major financial losses for the company.

We don't want a repeat of last night's pork fiasco.

" Does he still, after the fiasco at the Ministry? "

Mr Hollande's Socialist government wants to avoid a fresh fiasco over jobs and industry.

The Italians use the word fiasco in a phrase that literally means to make a bottle.

Another Minute Maid fiasco. -That's right.

This whole fiasco we've just talked about is called syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone, often abbreviated as SIADH.

From where she was injured during the whole fiasco at the Statue of Liberty.

That was the chairman of my board. This Lynette thing is turning into a fiasco.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, fiasco entered English in the mid-1800s.

We are still far from a fiasco.