Sentence examples for security meltdown from inspiring English sources

But just as Caesar in triumphal march would by flanked by a slave whispering memento mori, lest his pride overtake him, I am pursued by memento mori headlines decrying disorder, chaos, pickpockets, empty seats in the stadium, transport gridlock, security meltdown, rain.

Forecast: We had been warned to expect travel chaos, security meltdown and organisational incompetence.

We had been warned to expect travel chaos, security meltdown and organisational incompetence.

Those problems ranged from the murky legal situation surrounding data stored by hosts like Google or Amazon to the lack of forensics cloud vendors offer after a data breach, to the sloppy password practices that led to Twitter's security meltdown earlier this month.

The prospect of a security meltdown in Gaza, of Hamas losing its ability to restrain other armed groups in its territory, does not appeal.

The civil case had been called the most significant legal action related to the mortgage securities meltdown, but the Associated Press reported that it lacked the drama and high stakes of white-collar criminal cases.

In the mortgage-backed securities meltdown of the early 1990s Merrill brokers sold some of the risky securities that drove Orange County, Calif .into bankruptcy (the county later won a $400 million settlement).

Trump knows that a lot of people are unhappy with a lot of different things -- terrorism, illegal immigration, the economy post financial meltdown, security, changing demographics, political correctness, environmental regulations, and lots more.

Carbon capture and storage, green-building technology, energy management and renewables such as sun, wave, tide and wind are all "low-carbon" or "green" technologies, which together represent the unified solution to the world's three most pressing problems: economic meltdown, energy security and environmental catastrophe.

The GOP is proposing legislation that would grant banks another two years to unload their toxic holdings in the form of Collateralized Loan Obligations -- complex contracts similar to the mortgage-backed securities that caused the meltdown in 2008.

FOR the first time in a decade of political and economic meltdown, Zimbabwe's security forces have started to voice their anger.