Sentence examples for meltdown years from inspiring English sources

A self-taught expert on finance, she foresaw the current economic meltdown years ago.

Historically the best time to invest in LBOs has been after what Mr Schwarzman calls "meltdown years".

Critics blame Summers not just for being abrasive (fair enough) but also for supporting financial deregulation as President Bill Clinton's Treasury secretary, which allegedly led to economic meltdown years later.

This is a man who, though nominally retired, predicted the current market meltdown years before it happened, drawing heavily on conceptions inherited from his father, Jerome, of how the economy works.

Hell, I'm certainly no financial genius and I predicted the housing meltdown years ago.

Mr. Santorum says he was caught in "a meltdown year" for Republicans, both in Pennsylvania and nationally.

Santorum's Loss in 2006 Mr. Santorum said that when he lost his re-election bid for the Senate from Pennsylvania in 2006 – by 18 percentage points – it was a "meltdown" year for Republicans and that at least he "stood tall for what I believed in".

Then in Suzuka press conferences on Thursday and Saturday – the Snapchat farce followed by an overreaction by the driver when he refused to answer any questions – there were signs of a mental fragility not seen since his meltdown year of 2011.

These revenues grew twice as fast as total company sales, providing a critical crutch in the post-financial-meltdown years (GE gets about half its business from financial services).

But raw passion was at the heart of all the summer's enduring images: Brazil's maelstrom; Ivory Coast's Serey Die in tears during his anthem; Suárez against England; Suárez against Chiellini; and the best squad meltdown for years – Ghana's trip featuring a fist fight, suspensions, a plane load of cash and an inquiry.

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