Sentence examples for meltdown is a from inspiring English sources
Internal and external pressure ought to bring better government but in some countries political meltdown is a serious danger.
A&E is the pressure valve of the system and this week's meltdown is a measure of the coalition's failure.
The damning popular verdict on Europe's response to financial meltdown is a haunting outcome for the EU's political elite.
UNDERSTANDING how subprime mortgages led to the current market meltdown is a bit like figuring out a card trick.
The present economic meltdown is a global phenomenon because of globalization, and nothing seems to have worked for reviving the downward spiral of the banks.
Coetzee's solution to global financial meltdown is a Borgesian one: why not replace the set of numbers we have in the economic world with another set, and start over.
In the milieu, Dhoni has defied physics, but the recent meltdown is an eye-opener in the broader spectrum of cricketing folklore.
Of course, some cynics may argue that their marriage meltdown is an example of schadenfreude at its best (worst?).
A meltdown is an involuntary reaction to stress or needs not being met, and the autistic person will often feel ashamed and apologetic afterwards.
The fear of a Y2K meltdown was a meme that flourished right before the millennium.
On Sunday the — your — your — secretary — or — As usually happens in these debate "moments," Romney's meltdown was a compound failure.
