Sentence examples for cause a meltdown from inspiring English sources

Even if they don't cause a meltdown, unregulated derivatives are still an economic threat.

Analysts and energy executives said that Enron's collapse -- though unthinkable just weeks ago -- would be unlikely to cause a meltdown in the nation's energy markets.

He added that even a direct hit would not necessarily cause a meltdown that would result in a wide release of radiation.

Mr. Gheit of Oppenheimer said that if there was a recession "oil prices will definitely go down because demand will go down, and the speculators will take a dip as a leading indicator and they will jump first, and that will cause a meltdown".

Banks will be required to draw up "living wills" and those most likely to cause a meltdown in the financial system be forced to set aside extra capital under new proposals to be set out by the Financial Services Authority today.

They set limits so their servers don't crash, but sometimes all it takes is one or two heavy users to cause a meltdown.

Since an earthquake in March caused a meltdown, TEPCO faces unlimited demands for compensation.

That quake and a resulting tsunami caused a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

Korean special forces sabotage a Japanese nuclear power plant, causing a meltdown and a huge radiation leak.

The story concerns a hacker who causes a meltdown at a nuclear reactor in China and then manipulates soy futures at the Chicago commodities exchange.

Not even a year after the devastating tsunami in Japan that caused a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant, three films about the aftermath were screened here.