Sentence examples for large-scale meltdown from inspiring English sources
But no one had envisaged -- or funded for -- a large-scale meltdown such as occurred in Iceland.
Visitors can watch the economy literally melting in Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese's video of their 2008 work "Main Street Meltdown," a large-scale ice sculpture of the word "Economy" that was placed in Foley Square in Manhattan.
The fact that we have mostly forgotten this extraordinary resettlement programme is testament to how large-scale, formal migration does not necessarily lead to social meltdown.
As the insatiable greed of corrupt officials and unfair economic practices further exacerbate public anger and hatred, a large-scale crisis, set off by events like an economic meltdown or a protest by peasants or migrant workers, could occur.
The separate report also said that the government of South Sudan was "responsible for the political crisis that led to the political meltdown on 15 December, 2013 and the organised massacres and the large-scale violence that followed".
The chaos follows repeated warnings of a prison service in meltdown, with claims of systemic staff shortages and a surge in jail violence including an alleged murder, three large-scale riots and the escape of two prisoners.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
"Large-scale Russian aggression.
Others died from large-scale starvation.
Change credibly alleged large-scale voter fraud.
