Sentence examples for meltdown of both from inspiring English sources

We are 13 days out from 2 November, a date all observers (with the quaint exception of the White House) admit will be a midterm election political "tsunami", and we are seeing a genuine meltdown of both the media and political elite, two groups not happy at all with the new American revolution called the Tea Party.

After the meltdown of the glaciers, both clusters colonized northern and central Europe from glacial refugia in the West and possibly from Euro-Siberian populations.

Four years after the financial meltdown of 2008, the markets are at new highs, both in stocks and bonds.

Fortunately, both companies are well capitalized, and the wholesale meltdown of mortgage-backed securities that the alarmists foresee is far-fetched.

The final meltdown of the Laurentide ice sheet around 7000 cal yr BP appears to have impacted both ocean and atmospheric circulation towards colder conditions on the Faroe Islands.

The room precipitates a visual meltdown of practically Byzantine glory.

This was a meltdown of simply unimaginable proportions.

A partial meltdown of the core also occurred.

Nor was the meltdown of corporate ethics in the last year.

The other catastrophe of the Bush Presidency was the financial meltdown of 2008.

The expected meltdown of London's infrastructure did not come to pass.