Sentence examples for avoid a meltdown of from inspiring English sources

Afghan officials say they hope they can avoid a meltdown of Kabul Bank — and of the country's financial system.

Even if the cost of this bailout drives the dollar lower and inflation higher, it would be better to avoid a meltdown of the nation's most famous financial institutions.

Though there is no question that the country benefited by avoiding a meltdown of the financial system, this cannot be the only yardstick by which TARP's legacy is measured.

Bookmakers narrowly avoided a meltdown on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival for the second year running here on Tuesday, but still finished the afternoon several million pounds behind after victories for three of the "Big Four" favourites from the Willie Mullins stable.

If more than one person will be vying for face time, work out the plan ahead of time to avoid a meltdown that might frighten your new pet.

See articleThe European Central Bank lent €3 billion ($4.2 billion) to Sweden's central bank as part of an effort to avoid a meltdown in the Baltic region triggered by Latvia's potential currency devaluation.

Most of the time lying is the easiest way to avoid a meltdown, but maybe it's better to endure the meltdown and speak to them honestly.

(Or buy it to avoid a meltdown).

Explaining in advance to children what they might encounter can help avoid a meltdown at the airport.

To avoid a meltdown, the government — under President Bush and President Obama — rightly decided it had no choice but to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to bail out banks and car companies and to stimulate the economy.

"The new administration will have the tools, especially when it comes to public spending, to avoid a meltdown".