Sentence examples for sort of meltdown from inspiring English sources

The region may not face the sort of meltdown experienced at the end of the 1990s.

But … they're going to have some sort of meltdown aren't they?

It certainly did not provide a roadmap for avoiding this sort of meltdown in the future.

"There was no reason for supposing that he would find the heat of Savile led to a sort of meltdown".

GAZETTE: What would happen in a "less-cash society" if there was some sort of meltdown of the digital systems that enable the modern, plastic banking system?

When Sam sees a hallucination of a girl in the base, it becomes clear he's beginning to endure some sort of meltdown.

But it's been some time since I've come across so concentrated a sequence of London openings that put various sorts of meltdowns center stage.

On the surface, the music industry does appear to be in some sort of terminal meltdown.

So I am a smidgen apprehensive that an ill-judged question will send him into some sort of psychopathic meltdown.

But I think this shows the Conservative party is broadening its appeal, that it's attracting new voters, and I think we see a Labour party that is in some sort of serious meltdown".

For this reason the Greens may jump, not because they want to leave government but because the alternative is to suffer the sort of electoral meltdown they experienced in the June 2009 local elections.Alternative option Any election would almost certainly be followed by the main opposition party, Fine Gael, forming a coalition with the third-largest party, the Labour Party.