Sentence examples for facing meltdown from inspiring English sources

It is not just Ontario Hydro that is facing meltdown.

With the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela's economy is facing meltdown as crude prices continue to plunge and internal price and exchange controls keep a chokehold on manufacturing.

Iain Duncan Smith's Department for Work and Pensions is facing "meltdown" over three of its biggest projects, Margaret Hodge, chairman of the Commons public spending watchdog, has said.

At a time of unprecedented financial constraint, with parts of the public sector facing meltdown, this is the elephant in the room.

Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry's campaign is facing meltdown after one of the most humiliating debate performances in recent US political history.

The Fifa president, Sepp Blatter, was facing meltdown in his organisation last night after Qatar, the tiny emirate controversially chosen by football's world governing body to host the 2022 World Cup finals, rejected Fifa's proposals to switch the tournament to the winter.

Our care and support system is in crisis and without fundamental reform it faces meltdown.

Steven Spielberg, no introduction necessary, reckons that the studios could face "meltdown" if several big films flop at once.

Andrew Lahde, 37, quit as boss of a Los Angeles-based hedge fund as the financial system faced meltdown in 2008 after making a fortune betting that sub-prime mortgages would go sour.

Maybe more difficult, because while both FDR and Obama had financial meltdowns to deal with, Obama also faces the meltdown meltdown -- the rapid disintegration of the planet's climate system that threatens to challenge the very foundations of our civilization.

"We are finally facing the meltdown that was coming all along.