Sentence examples for nuclear debacle from inspiring English sources

The recent Turkish-Brazilian attempt to resolve the Iranian nuclear debacle sets a precedent.

A museum wall text points out the relevance of the nuclear debacle in Fukushima, which happened in 2011 while Mr. Koizumi was making "Defect in Vision".

And foreign policy has been damaged because it is no longer possible to trust the president's signature even on a nuclear treaty.This debacle resulted, in part, from a failure to cope with the deep differences of opinion among American policymakers over the CTBT.

Consider just a handful of recent events: the financial crisis of 2008; the gulf oil spill of 2010; and the Japanese nuclear disaster, the debt-ceiling debacle and euro crisis this year.

But in a short span of years, we've experienced the 9-11 terrorist attacks, the financial meltdown of 2008, the gulf oil spill of 2010, the Japanese nuclear disaster, the debt-ceiling debacle and the current euro crisis.

"One thing we should have learned from the debacle of the Shoreham nuclear power plant is that wrong decisions in the power supply arena can lead to major disasters later on".

In the other corner of the ring, Marc Andreessen of Andreessen Horowitz – a firm that managed to bring its portfolio technology companies public even in 2001, in the depths of the nuclear winter that followed the dotcom debacle – refuses even to contemplate the idea of another bubble.

With much of the advanced industrial world shying away from nuclear power even before the Fukushima debacle, I don't see why energy exporter Iran has otherwise been so adamant about having total control of all aspects of a nuclear energy program even as its economy takes heavy blows from increasingly harsh sanction regimes.

The worst environmental debacle centres on the Chernobyl nuclear power station accident in the Soviet Union in 1986.

The only valuable lesson Westchester can draw from the Shoreham debacle is how not to build a nuclear power plant.

Given that K-Pop has been a weapon of choice in the North-South Korea tensions, with South Korea blasting hits across the border following Pyongyang's nuclear tests, what better place to figure out the latest Trump debacle than a K-Pop party in downtown Auckland?