Sentence examples for slow meltdown from inspiring English sources

Spring breakup, which used to arrive suddenly and explosively in May, now became a slow meltdown, beginning as early as March.

"Increasingly, the shutdown and aftermath of the writers strike that ended in February is beginning to look like a signal moment in the slow, painful meltdown of the broadcast-TV industry".

The good news, I guess, is that we've been experiencing a sort of slow-motion meltdown, lacking in dramatic Black Fridays and such.

Part of that drop is because the United States economy seems to be slowing, and the meltdown in the housing sector is affecting consumers' willingness to spend.

However, fears of a slowing economy, housing meltdown and higher inflation have really hurt the consumer discretionary sector so far this year.

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has been in the news lately trying to pretend he's had nothing to do with the slow-motion economic meltdown America is currently experiencing in the housing, job and labor market.

The World Bank estimates that approximately 3 billion people are living in poverty and 46 million more people will come under the income level of US$1.25 a day due to the recent global economic meltdown and slow economic growth rates (Ali and Hatta 2014; World Bank 2010).

In August, anxieties about its slowing growth provoked a meltdown in media stocks.

The impressive expansion of nuclear reactors in the 1960s and 1970 slowed down after the meltdown in Harrisburg and the nuclear explosion in Chernobyl.

The customer base increased nearly 2% last year, but the housing-market meltdown is slowing growth a bit so far in 2008.

Former member of the Federal Reserve, Dr. Henry Kaufman discusses the Fed's slow reaction to the economic meltdown.