Sentence examples for moral meltdown from inspiring English sources

Even in these times of unprecedented economic prosperity, millions of Americans, whether they consider themselves religious or not, are deeply concerned about our country's moral meltdown.

I believe that what Gary L. Bauer and many other Americans refer to as the "moral meltdown" in this country is rather a moral diversification.

Pointing gloomily to the state's "special confluence of economic and social factors that are killing the roots of the communities," Serge predicts total moral meltdown -- even as he gleefully lights the match that sends Triggerfish Lane up in flames.

But her tome had the misfortune to be published just as the Giuliani marital meltdown confirmed that moral relativity is in the eye of the beholder and is becoming an epidemic among conservatives, who only last month put aside family-values absolutes to oppose the reunion of Elian Gonzalez with his dad.

Rachel, whom we meet wearing a T-shirt that reads "This Is What a Feminist Looks Like," is a "sound-bite genius," a kind of manipulative "guest whisperer," returning to the set of a show called "Everlasting" after a psychological-meltdown-cum-moral-crisis the year before, ready to work but not really recovered.

Like today's celebrity weeklies, "Courtesans" feigned concern and moral acuity (see OK!'s recent description of a Britney Spears meltdown as "heartbreaking") while reveling in the scandal.

Finally, going on tour would help Charlie build a post-meltdown "Charlie army" (much like Conan did), for financial, moral, and media support.

Schulz's own prescription for preventing a recurrence of the 2008 meltdown would focus on improving America's balkanized financial regulatory system and on reducing moral hazard and information asymmetry.

Yet it is precisely at this moment that we must help people understand that there is no way to overcome the local meltdown without healing the global meltdown, and that a global strategy of generosity is both a moral necessity as well as a practical self-interest plan for the American people.

System meltdown!

Yes, it's moral-hazard-inducing, but the right way to address this question is not to let institutions fail and have a financial meltdown.