Sentence examples for creating a meltdown from inspiring English sources

In June 2012, the European Union had to partially rescue Spain with €41,000m to stop Bankia's fall from creating a meltdown in our banking system.

"If he can get away from the person who is creating a meltdown for him, he would run and hide in the dryer," Rollins said, not being literal.

A housing bust in Florida helps create a fiscal meltdown in Iceland.

For two years, Europe has dithered over creating a financial firewall to prevent the financial meltdown's spreading from Greece.

It is arguable that the financial meltdown is confusing policymakers and creating a misdiagnosis of the recession.

But the financial meltdown of 2008 had some of the smarter graduates reconsidering their banking ambitions, creating a new population for the New York tech industry.

It seems that those in the upper reaches of the financial industry would prefer to completely ignore the fact that a combination of greed, a system that encouraged risk for short-term profits without consequences, and a total absence of regulation has created a global financial meltdown.

"In light of the diesel scandal, forbidden collusion creates a kind of super meltdown for the credibility of the German auto industry," Stefan Bratzel, director of the Center of Automotive Management in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany, said in a statement.

At a couple of points, this ugly scene has threatened to create an immediate European meltdown, with political unrest causing a loss of financial confidence causing a run on sovereign debt causing a run on the banks, and so on into a vicious circle.

The financial meltdown also created a serious market opportunity.

The economic meltdown has created a boom in antiquity thefts as people try to make money from the treasures of ancient Greece.