Debacles

But these debacles should inform every big decision that San Diego’s leaders make.

By ending NATO expansion, the U.S. can still save Ukraine from the policy debacles of the past 30 years.

The Justice Department is said to have opened an antitrust investigation into Live Nation, which predates the latest debacles.

And with the loss of Glasnow, the Dodgers just don’t seem to have enough starting pitching, and if you insist on knowing what that looks like, check out recent playoff debacles against San Diego and Arizona for a quick reminder.

It was only a few years ago that each annual school budget vote, put to town referendum, was a series of debacles.

It wasseen, with some fairness, as culpable in three major policy and political debacles.

There have been too many debacles in this pandemic.

The nation’s largest e-cigarette maker and other brands are fighting to survive as they face backlash from two public health debacles.

And two other debacles (maize and subsidised fertiliser) are rocking the Agriculture ministry headed by Cabinet Secretary Mwangi Kiunjuri.

In Labor’s hands it could this time, not least after the Muppet shows of recent weeks, the Barnaby Joyce circus, and debacles over ever-diminishing policy, not least over energy.

After Gadamer's death, Derrida called their failure to find common ground one of the worst debacles of his life and expressed, in the main obituary for Gadamer, his great personal and philosophical respect.

When Mondale was defeated in a landslide, party leaders became eager to find a new approach to get away from the 1980 and 1984 debacles.