Sentence examples for meltdowns from from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Cochran and her co-instructors, there's another benefit to the Ski Tots approach: Parents are on hand to cope with inevitable meltdowns from cold, tired and frustrated children.

BERLIN — With a deal on Greek debt finally done, Europe will shift its attention to two of its most powerful women, friends who have dueling views about what needs to be done to prevent future Greek-like meltdowns from spreading to other economies.

The two financiers help founders learn to be executives by writing long blog posts on topics like how to hire the right executives or how to lay people off, and talking them through issues like confrontations with employees or meltdowns from stress.

But it is, in fact, one of the clearest — and most troubling — lessons to be drawn from the Fukushima story: plain old luck, along with a colossal dose of heroism and quick-thinking, prevented the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns from wounding Japan even more thoroughly than they did.

They often prevent employee meltdowns from happening by getting proper help for vulnerable people before their behavior explodes into headlines.

From natural disasters to economic meltdowns, from wars abroad to shootings close to home, the world in which we raise our children is increasingly complex.

How does it compare to the threat from an economic meltdown, from an environmental catastrophe, or from another nation?

Who? Experimental trio from Edinburgh whose music generates a meltdown from critics who try to describe their colossal genre-straddling.

Blunkett blames the global meltdown from the end of 2007 for making the issue of immigration so toxic for Labour.

It followed a meltdown from Rodriguez in the left corner who only had to shepherd Gustavo, hardly the most dangerous of players upfield, away from goal.

Perhaps Rudd hopes that by putting enough pressure on Abbott, he can induce a 2007-style cameltdowneltdown from the opposition leader.