Sentence examples for meltdown to from inspiring English sources

After all, who would want to bequeath a financial meltdown to the next president?

Threatening a fiscal meltdown to protect lower tax rates for millionaires isn't a corrective.

Of course, it would probably take another financial meltdown to make banking nationalization politically tenable.

How close was the Fukushima meltdown to becoming a far larger disaster?

Or will we just lurch from massive meltdown to massive theft and on and on?

The improbability of a Spieth meltdown to anything like what transpired will resonate.

Both men were counting on the prospect of a global economic meltdown to help pull restive Republicans into line.

(Some plant workers, however, attributed at least one partial meltdown to coolant-pipe bursts caused by the earthquake's ground vibrations).

By Evan Osnos October 9, 2011 How close was the Fukushima meltdown to becoming a far larger disaster?

That the Jesus and Mary Chain have chosen Meltdown to return to active service in the UK is very appropriate.

The alliance has seen its electoral ratings surge from 5% before the country's economic meltdown to 27% in mid-2012.