Sentence examples for massive meltdown from inspiring English sources

Or will we just lurch from massive meltdown to massive theft and on and on?

Or a massive meltdown next week as she realises that she can't give up on Matthew.

Especially when he was younger, he might have a massive meltdown – at the supermarket checkout, for instance.

The Kings are totally messing with the power structure in the Western Conference, taking a 3-0 series lead on No. 1 seed Vancouver, which is perpetrating a massive meltdown, writes Cam Cole in The Vancouver Sun.

RedState.com, the conservative journal, heralded a "massive meltdown in Pennsylvania" early in the day, citing "widespread reports of an electoral nightmare shaping up in Pennsylvania with certain types of electronic voting machines".

Goldman Sachs' 2008 annual report is a fascinating document of survival through the maelstrom of a massive meltdown.

After all, if made-easy technologies have turned us into a nation of deep-thought communicators, how do we explain the massive financial meltdown?

By the halfway mark of summer a few overpublicised US flops – you know who you are, The Lone Ranger, R.I.P.D., After Earth, The Smurfs 2, Pacific Rim and White House Down – got the flock of US entertainment press bleating about a massive Hollywood meltdown.

Following the bell, and Apple's massive media meltdown, Box detailed its fiscal second-quarter financial performance.

The death toll is expected to exceed 10,000, and the threat of a massive nuclear meltdown still looms.

For example, during the massive financial meltdown in the fall of 2008, as markets reeled and the US announced a $700 billion bailout plan, Europe was harshly criticized for its initial failure to craft a continent-wide bailout.