Sentence examples for meltdown cost from inspiring English sources

Two lawmakers testified at the hearing that Lehman's meltdown cost school districts, local governments and hospitals millions, forcing them to make cutbacks.

The recklessness of executives at too-big-to-fail banks in the run-up to the 2008 meltdown cost just about everyone — except themselves.

On this seven-game trip, their starters went 6-0 with a 1.24 earned run average in 50 2/3 innings, the only no-decision coming Saturday night when Joba Chamberlain's eighth-inning meltdown cost Javier Vazquez a victory.

Three weeks after his opening-day meltdown cost the Cowboys a sure victory over the Jets — and bracketing two weeks in which he led the Cowboys to victories while playing with a cracked rib — Romo made it clear that no lead was safe as long as he was playing.

The defensive meltdown cost Hernandez a victory.

It ignited a meltdown that cost the Scot the point and did his equilibrium no good at all.

His next-to-last pass for the Jets was intercepted, completing a late-season, injury-aided meltdown that cost the Jets a trip to the playoffs last season.

DAVID CAMERON does not want Britain to leave the European Union, though he finds it exasperating and fears euro-zone meltdown could cost him re-election.

They also removed Rory's Branch; the tree part which cannoned McIlroy's ball left on the 10th to trigger a meltdown that cost him the 2011 Masters.

MY PRINT column this week considers the political implications in Britain of the deepening euro crisis:DAVID CAMERON does not want Britain to leave the European Union, though he finds it exasperating and fears euro-zone meltdown could cost him re-election.

After playing loosely in building a 53-43 learlyarly in the third quarter, the Knicks, who led by 30-19 after one quarter, began repeating the meltdown that cost them a 20-point lead in last week's loss at Indiana.