Sentence examples for internal meltdown from inspiring English sources

Clark wondered if there were dozens of young men living like ghosts in the area, on the brink of "internal meltdown".

The most dangerous of "consequences" would be a plan for regime change, including an invasion of the North to secure its nuclear arsenal, in the event of an internal meltdown in Pyongyang.

"Every day I still have encounters with people that suggest they are unsure of how to deal with me, whether it's people staring, people only wanting to talk to me about popular 'urban' culture or people who visibly have a minor internal meltdown when I say 'hi' and shyly scurry away without reciprocating," he says.

No, it's currently more like a giant branch of Homebase, really, wherein the employees get a nice staff discount on whatever they need to effect all-important improvements on their, er, moats... Nicely timed to coincide with the House of Commons's internal market meltdown, BBC2's four-night Property Watch trod the ever-tricky line between providing some info (we're all doomed!) amid the 'tainment.

Through this all, the Dallas Cowboys are sitting at home, thanks in part to an offensive meltdown that led to (or resulted from) internal squabbling.

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.

So when an email sent by a senior crown prosecutor makes the headlines, warning that the CPS in their borough is "near meltdown", with criminals walking away scot-free due to internal inefficiencies, one would expect uproar.

Most of the proposals are similar to those aired by both internal and external bodies in recent years as Fifa has gone into meltdown, but accompanied by a new level of detail.

Thermal modeling is used to evaluate the impact of K-value changes, due to cycles at 45 °C, on the cells internal heat propagation under internal short circuit condition that leads to localized meltdown of the separator.

Internal and external pressure ought to bring better government but in some countries political meltdown is a serious danger.

America is viewed as riddled with internal contradictions, what with vote suppression, the economic inequality protested by Occupy Wall Street, the impact of the mortgage meltdown, and the public's loss of confidence in political institutions.