Sentence examples for massive meltdown of from inspiring English sources

The recent Occupy Wall Street movement in New York, the global Occupy movement and the Arab Spring, have exposed a massive meltdown of trust between people and governments.

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

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

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and his counterparts in Washington are holding fast to their insistence that the government stay out of rescuing another financial firm, even at the peril of another massive meltdown.

She explained that even though Mercedes was "a nasty cow" because of the feud she was a "woman teetering on the verge of a massive meltdown".

After three years of watching the stock market's massive meltdown, bond default loss and risk pales by comparison.

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".

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 Comey tit-for-tat is not even close to the massive government near meltdown of Watergate.

Combine them with the popping of the housing bubble and you've got a financial meltdown of massive proportions.