Sentence examples for experiencing a meltdown from inspiring English sources

Watching them is less like experiencing a meltdown, and more like hearing some delicious gossip about it long after the event.

She said his speech is limited and that he's prone to "experiencing a meltdown".

As a result of their miscalculation -- of their failure to include greed in their equation -- the world is experiencing a meltdown of major proportions.

Word has leaked that Karzai is experiencing a meltdown, believes the war is unwinnable and has gone behind America's back to try and strike a potential power-sharing arrangement with the Taliban.

The United States will have to experience a meltdown not to advance: it has a five-goal differential over Canada.

In the early days of nuclear power, the machines were billed by some proponents as idiot-proof; in fact, at Three Mile Island, which experienced a meltdown in March 1979, the plant might have done better had the operators done less.

At worst they will experience a meltdown like oil giant BP during the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, when the firm first ignored social media, and then saw its official Twitter account @BP_America mercilessly lampooned by the fake @BPGlobalPR.

On September 18th, the Bush Administration presented an outline of a bank bailout plan to Congressional leaders, but the damage had been done: the US economy had experienced a meltdown.

Venezuela has fallen; Turkey is a vortex of human-rights abuses; Aleppo is experiencing "a complete meltdown of humanity".

Because it's now obvious that the reason we're experiencing a simultaneous meltdown in the financial system and the climate system is because we have been mispricing risk in both arenas — producing a huge excess of both toxic assets and toxic air that now threatens the stability of the whole planet.

For Britain, a Green New Deal (GND) is even more of a no-brainer than it is for other developed countries, since the economy is acutely unbalanced, is experiencing a manufacturing meltdown almost on a par with that of the early 1980s, and has a strong science base that could, with the right sort of support, provide the products for a new industrial revolution.