Sentence examples for meltdowns in from inspiring English sources

The canonical example is the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns in Japan.

The nuclear fuel meltdowns in Japan have prompted different reactions in other parts of Europe.

Partial meltdowns, in which the fuel is damaged, are rated a four or a five.

And both had recent public meltdowns in defense of their spouses.

So is his laid-back attitude; there are no meltdowns in his kitchen.

Greenspan loomed equally large in the US government's management of a series of emerging market meltdowns in the 1990s.

Three other reactors suffered core meltdowns in the disaster, forcing the evacuation of 160,000 people in the area.

Like a godfather, Wasserman, with his disapproval, caused meltdowns in those who offended or, worse, betrayed him.

Three of the six nuclear reactors suffered meltdowns in the biggest nuclear accident since Chernobyl in 1986.

Perhaps feeling the pressure to carry the Americans, he suffered a couple of uncharacteristic meltdowns in the team competition.

Two aces faced each other twice, and their second confrontation fizzled into a bizarre display of anger and emotion in one of the biggest playoff meltdowns in history.