Sentence examples for meltdown figures from inspiring English sources

We're little over halfway through a $1.4 trillion global financial meltdown, figures Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzis.

Instead, she went to Columbia Business School in an attempt to wait out the coming meltdown, figuring that if she couldn't find a job, she should at least spend time broadening her skills.

And that's forcing the Obama Administration to confront two huge tasks at once: rescuing the economy from the current meltdown, and figuring out how to prevent the next one.

Shortly after The Chronicle's survey of presidential compensation was released in November, amid the nation's financial meltdown, many public figures criticized the high pay, and a few presidents voluntarily gave back a portion of it.

Before an industry meltdown in 2001, the figure topped 12,000.

The meltdowns of recognizable public figures are fodder for two fizzy comic novels, each with a high-profile heroine.

Cross-dressing, sexual confusion and the melding (or meltdown?) of cultures also figured prominently in "GraceLand," and that book also tapped into the energy of its urban setting.

For a country written off by many only months ago as destined for meltdown, Brazil's main economic figures seem bright.

UNDERSTANDING how subprime mortgages led to the current market meltdown is a bit like figuring out a card trick.

The markets have clearly figured out that a meltdown of the euro would impose enormous costs on Europe's most solid economy, too.

Figure out what triggered the meltdown.