In 1946, the housing stock was nothing short of shambolic.
Cannadine argued that for most of the nineteenth century monarchical ceremony was shambolic, and considered unimportant by a parliament and a populace fixated on retrenchment.
I must start by saying that it is my opinion that this war is clumsy, wasteful and shambolic.
An example from my constituency illustrates the shambolic state of affairs.
But the process of buying and selling a house is, frankly, shambolic.
He decided that the country needed a shambolic reshuffle on which no one was consulted and which no one understands.
However, the process of buying and selling a house is shambolic and stressful for many people.
I shall not go through any of the shambolic decisions.
