Examples of using Debacle in English and their translations into Slovak
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Where did this debacle begin?
Not only has the debacle dissuaded all sorts of investors from holding this issue, it may have even damaged Facebook's brand.
Well, the commissioner's convinced this debacle happened because you weren't doing the same undercover student thing you did the first time.
Although it happened more than 75 years ago, this debacle still has an important lesson to teach researchers today.
The current US debacle in Iraq opens a window of opportunity for Iran to carry the torch of Arabic nationalism under the standard of Islam.
A discussion of the housing debacle would also not be complete if it did not mention the role of government guarantees of many mortgage loans.
The weakest excuse offered is that the debacle was necessary to“test” the believers
explain how the Cambridge Analytica debacle went down.
Not only did she preside over that election debacle, she has also failed to form a government.”.
our solution to this memory defying debacle is to have one common password for all of our digital domains.
The debacle of last week's attack on Chevallier Square… left a startling number of casualties… including eight R-Division personnel and 152 civilians.
After the debacle in Russia, Napoleon's enemies were able to defeat him
Sorry, but ever since the Hamilton house debacle, I'm dead to anyone in Serena's life,
I would hope that, after the debacle of the declaratory Lisbon Strategy, the Commission did not want to come out
We note the debacle of the EU's slow and small efforts in Haiti,
Edward IV managed to get the upper hand again after the debacle of 1469, and the civil war erupted once more as Warwick threw his lot in with the Lancasters.
He escaped the debacle with a slap on the wrist
This vast loss of capital in the housing debacle is what is responsible for the inability of banks to make loans to many businesses to which they normally could and would lend.
The debacle has led to the worse diplomatic crisis between European capitals
Israel evidently is beholden to Moscow after the Afrin debacle, which left the United States with no ante in Syria,