Sentence examples for impending meltdown from inspiring English sources

Picking up on her daughter's impending meltdown, Peg alludes to a bad episode in Boston that caused Chubbuck to relocate, worried that history will repeat itself.

Suddenly an impending meltdown threatens the Shelbyville plant.

Here's more on that, plus a few tips from Whiteside and myself on how to combat an impending meltdown at work.

"Godzilla" stars Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, Juliette Binoche and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and from the looks of the trailer, we can ignore the impending meltdown and get right to the full-on terror-fest of GODZILLA RAVAGING YOUR LIFE.

Nouriel Roubini, the famed NYU economics professor, warned about the impending meltdown of the financial system and collapse of several prominent investment banks, all based on the asset bubble in residential housing and the vulnerability of subprime mortgage securitization.

Will the impending meltdown of local school district budgets--the elimination of sports, arts, teacher jobs, etc.--and the local political flames finally push GOP lawmakers to agree to an income tax increase?

Business was thriving when the company made the hires, he said, and it had no way of knowing of the impending market meltdown and subsequent collapse of talks with investors for a new infusion of cash.

It's nice when something concrete blossoms out of blogworld, where everything takes two-dimensional form only through conceptual electronic synapses, to stave off its impending existential meltdown.

When this failed, he blurted out something about averting the impending economic meltdown by convening a government commission, ostensibly to study the urgent crisis and perhaps issue a recommendation sometime in the future.

We have no idea what said baseball hat has written on it, because his dick is literally the only clear thing on any of these pictures, but we're going to go ahead and assume it says something like, "IMPENDING TWITTER MELTDOWN".

China's current development model has proved environmentally disastrous; ghost cities and towns have triggered fears of an impending real-estate meltdown.