Sentence examples for meltdown risk from inspiring English sources

The EPR reactors employ multiple redundant generators and cooling systems to lower meltdown risk.

But it should also worry about meltdown risk – about the danger that its own failure to act, by leading to a deep recession, will undermine political leaders' ability to take the steps needed to put their economies on a sound footing.

That not only does a eurozone meltdown risk snuffing out any UK recovery, but it risks consigning the British economy to years in the economic doldrums.

But it's also clear that if these same floods had occurred a year ago, before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission forced plant operators to upgrade safety standards, Ft. Calhoun, at least, would have been at serious meltdown risk.

Risks of meltdowns, risks of pollution of rivers or rendering large areas uninhabitable -- as indeed happened in Chernobyl and Fukushima.

When the private markets were at the point of meltdown, all risk was shifted to the government.

Instead of working on numerology, the N.R.C. might consider doing something useful about meltdown-accident risks, such as ordering nuclear plant operators to get rid of the flaws that create the danger in the first place.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission reports 200 incidents since 1986 where reactors have come close to a meltdown, making the risk greater than 1 in 1,000.

Add tax cuts that kick in over the next few years and fiscal meltdown is a risk.

It is the right thing to do and the Co-op risks meltdown without fundamental change.

Advocates for renewed investment in nuclear power say that new plant designs could reduce or eliminate many of the meltdown and contamination risks associated with current plants.