Sentence examples for is a meltdown from inspiring English sources

(What is a meltdown? Elizabeth Kolbert explains).

At the top of the list is a meltdown in Spain.

Others have raised the issue of quality control in open access journals and believe what we're really witnessing is a meltdown in the peer review system.

"Once you remove large ocean predators you get strange indirect impacts, there is a meltdown in the ecosystem that influences the release of carbon," said Dr Peter Macreadie, co-author of the report.

If it runs away, the result is a meltdown and an accident (or, in extreme circumstances, a nuclear explosion though circumstances are never that extreme in a reactor because the fuel is less fissile than the material in a bomb).In many new designs the neutrons, and thus the chain reaction, are kept under control by passing them through water to slow them down.

(Chinen) YOSHIDA TATSUYA FESTIVAL (Sunday through Dec. 24) Mr. Tatsuya, a percussionist closely associated with Japan's noise-rock scene, plays a week's worth of performances with avant-garde improvisers as guests; among the highlights is a meltdown meeting with the saxophonist John Zorn and the guitarist Elliot Sharp.

It might have been a meltdown moment.

This was a meltdown of simply unimaginable proportions.

It's not globe-hopping; it's a meltdown.

Brown has a vague sense that there was a meltdown with a TV star.

This could happen, of course – for instance, if there were a meltdown in Europe.