Sentence examples for any meltdowns from inspiring English sources
For almost two months after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami knocked out vital cooling systems, setting the stage for disaster, both company and government officials declared it was unlikely that any meltdowns had occurred.
Despite several low-level nuclear accidents, Japan's power generators such as Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO), owner of the Fukushima plant, have sworn blind that their safety records are exemplary and there is no danger of any meltdowns.
Yet I don't recall any meltdowns like Cramer's.
If you give your kids a few hours of quite down time, and even a nap for you and the kids before the trip to grandmas, you are much more likely to avoid any meltdowns before family get togethers.
I kicked it into high gear, breezing through each gallery, swerving around patrons' toes, wrangling the kids and reminding them about 20 billion times not to touch anything -- all so we could get in and out without any meltdowns from my kids (or me).
Any meltdown in Turkey, however, would be far more serious than an economic meltdown in, say, Indonesia.
Even Mr Greenspan worries that people are becoming too sanguine about risk.Worse, the Bush administration is bereft of economic heavyweights to deal with any meltdown.
Bad as things have gotten, he said, "I don't think we're going to see any meltdown in financial systems and, given what's happened to share prices, we're starting to see normal valuations again".
For almost two months after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, disaster, both company and government officials declared it was unlikely any meltdown had occurred at all at the Fukushima Daichi nuclear complex, finally conceding that the fuel had indeed slumped and had likely breached containments in three reactors.
Adding water to the reactor is crucial to maintaining safe temperatures and halting any meltdown that may have started.
This could explain why the ECB isn't that concerned about the economic data; We have not seen any meltdown in the European markets.
