unmitigated disaster

Well, actually, so far tonight had been pretty much an unmitigated disaster.

The trip out West was nothing but an unmitigated disaster.

His last two fights in particular have been unmitigated disasters.

A decision against the Federation here would be an unmitigated disaster.

His only attempt at marriage had been an unmitigated disaster.

This battle was an unmitigated disaster for the British army.

"But the rise in the dollar would be an unmitigated disaster for the country."

She had to admit that he would almost certainly not see the situation as an unmitigated disaster.

It's one thing to thrill the audience with an unmitigated disaster.

"It's going to be an unmitigated disaster for the health and integrity of our democracy."

Rice farmers here see the agreement as an unmitigated disaster.

The Union's management of its own fisheries resources has been an unmitigated disaster.

Although the idea seemed acceptable enough to the league and the team at the time, the 1997 season was an unmitigated disaster for all involved.

We even set up a special bank to oversee this process, and it has been an unmitigated disaster.

It would have been an unmitigated disaster, with an even higher cost estimate."

So far, the tour had been an unmitigated disaster.

The 1993 election was an unmitigated disaster for the Tories.

She'd taken a "token" job a few times in the past; they had always turned out to be unmitigated disasters.

But overall, K-12 education in America is an unmitigated disaster.

I do not have anything personal against the three men but I think it is an unmitigated disaster for the children of our country.

For the Left it is surely an unmitigated disaster.

In recent days he has called the permissive Dutch policy "an unmitigated disaster."

A Manchester convention center, he said, was "an unmitigated disaster."

"This coup is an unmitigated disaster," said a Western diplomat here.

But the media law, in my opinion, has been an unmitigated disaster: