Sentence examples for meltdown into a from inspiring English sources
The excuses came thick and fast all week, as European Union leaders, for all their customary talk of collective action, were forced by the world credit meltdown into a hotch-potch of individual national schemes to guarantee deposits and prop up banks (see article).The most amusing excuse for Europe's disarray came from François Fillon, the prime minister of France.
Brown, like Schwarzenegger before him, is dealing with a chronic crisis greatly exacerbated by the global financial meltdown into a front burner crisis.
There's a fascinating story beneath the pixel-art violence, too, involving the Russian mafia, the Miami underground and our antihero protagonist Jacket's meltdown into a surreal unknown.
Those glories and pitfalls of boozing are the focus of Jordan Vogt-Roberts's 25-minute short film, Successful Alcoholics, which structures a young couple's weekend meltdown into a strangely poignant, yet perfectly timed dark comedy.
As tempting as it is, it's hard to reduce the entire mortgage meltdown into a jargon-free sound bite without tripping over the old clichés about Wall Street's hubris and greed.
"Five Days," made by the BBC and HBO, is riveting because it weaves the most familiar milestones of a major homicide investigation — the news conferences, police interrogations and family meltdowns — into a less predictable and intricately layered narrative that averts clichés without diluting the suspense.
Before Fukushima, it moved to put the multiple meltdown issue into a category called "generic safety issues," which are questions that do not fit neatly into the agency's regulatory framework.
Many executives and top bankers and traders gorged on huge bonuses during the boom years earlier this decade, in many cases on profits that later disappeared as the subprime mortgage meltdown bloomed into a crisis.
Voters furious about the state of the economy threaten to force Fianna Fail into meltdown In a dramatic move smacking of desperation, the Irish Prime Minister, Brian Cowen, said yesterday that he will stand down as leader of Fianna Fail but hold on to the office of Taoiseach.
The leaked emails are swimming against a very powerful tide -- that of Donald Trump's absolute meltdown into misogyny.
Not four years after Barack Obama's convention speech imploring us to believe that states don't come in colors, the meltdown into red and blue threatens the newborn democratic processes that lifted our spirits just a few weeks back.
