Sentence examples for bring meltdown from inspiring English sources

Forecast: The Olympics were exciting, but tickets were hard to secure, a plague of people would bring meltdown to London, the biggest burger chain outlet sat ill in a theatre of sport and, amid stringent rules, the British would fail to get picnics in.

If you can identify the things that bring on meltdowns, you can learn to avoid them, or prepare coping strategies beforehand.

Industrial fishing has, according to a 2010 report by Callum Roberts and his colleagues, brought "ecological meltdown" to the Firth of Clyde.

So bring on the meltdown!

Use this technique, once learned, along with deep breathing, to bring calm in "meltdown" situations.

WASHINGTON — The three partial Japanese nuclear meltdowns bring the worldwide total to a dozen accidents with reactor core damage since the first one in 1957, and nuclear reactors worldwide are suffering such accidents about eight times more frequently than the United States' safety goal, an American physicist said.

The outsize reward-seeking tendencies of the hopelessly ­outer-directed helped bring us the bank meltdown of 2008 as well as disasters like Enron, she claims.

Most are likely to suffer slower growth.The shadow over EuropeIf there is one part of the world that could still bring about another global meltdown, it is the euro area.

By 2015 the IMF expects them to have a combined debt burden of 110% of GDP, against less than 70% in 2007.Earlier this year fears about soaring public deficits and debt in some countries seemed about to bring on another financial meltdown, thanks to Greece's brush with default.

At a session wrapping up five days of open and closed-door meetings of world business and political leaders, two prominent European bankers — Josef Ackermann of Deutsche Bank and Peter Sands of Standard Chartered — sounded contrite about the role of some banks in helping to bring about the financial meltdown of 2008-9.

It shows just how powerful the lobbyists are: even those representing the banks that helped bring about the financial meltdown still hold sway over our elected officials.