tatters

Yes, the Constitution is in tatters at the moment.

Eventually, I started getting depressed - I mean, my entire reputation was in tatters.

In the wake of the Fail Decade, the social contract between ordinary citizens and elites lies in tatters.

They quickly established that the ship's memory, all the way back to its central mission module, was in tatters.

Hardly surprising, his defense was in tatters after having his experts denied and his line of inquiry into mark karples blocked.

Assuming a democrat takes the office next, they will inherit an economy in tatters, a failing infrastructure and a broken strategic alliance.

It will leave the European project in tatters, despite what Merkel assures us.

Prigogine's reputation is in tatters now, and England could help rebuild it.

The reputation of democracy has been in tatters for two millenniums.?

The reputation of democracy has been in tatters for two millenniums.

My mind is in tatters trying to understand this thought process.

With Cyprus, this widely held belief is now in tatters.

Russia had been under sanctions since 2014 and in January of 2015 its economy was already "in tatters", as reported by Obama in the State of the Union that year.

At that moment, my daughter asked: "Can we use Python to make a graphing calculator?" With my syllabus in tatters, we installed matplotlib and played with it a bit.

But having read a lot of these sorts of "higher education is in tatters" sorts of discussions--and tending toward skepticism about the general fitness of most humans to be involved in higher education of any kind--I find myself pushing back against the critics.