At this juncture, the comparatively meager sacrifices that have been offered underscore a monumentally flawed strategy.
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That might have made him especially eager to catch up with his superiors--and receptive to what, in retrospect, was a monumentally stupid idea.
Preliminary discussions were held on this, and it was quickly evident that making a global agreement fair to all parties will be monumentally difficult.
Lay and Skilling not only presided over some monumentally dumb decisions but tried to convince the rest of the world those decisions were, in fact, smart.
Annie's Bar, where hacks and members mixed, was notable for the perpetual presence of one monumentally tedious Labour alcoholic who, in between cadging drinks, spent his time pestering reluctant journalists to take him out to dinner.
"I have taken the front of the storm for the entire life of a man 50 years old, who has had a monumentally destructive, painful life that has been so damaged it is of huge proportions, " Murray told Lemon.
Avoiding it just got monumentally harder.
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It is a monumentally dangerous idea.
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This might lead the cynical to think that he wanted Republicans to lose power in Congress so he could finally leave a "legacy, " in addition to the "No Child Left Behind" federal education bureaucracy and the monumentally expensive federal prescription drug program.
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The Liberal Democrats' Business Minister, Eluned Parrott, accepts "there are some caveats to the statistics" but the long list of figures, going back over many years and a pattern that points inexorably downwards, dropping heavily in year to 2009, is proof, she says "that Labour have monumentally failed the people of Wales".
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