Sentence examples for state of meltdown from inspiring English sources

By the time he took office at the end of 1982, however, Mexico's economy was in a state of meltdown.

The wars in Syria and Iraq continue to dominate international headlines, but a growing stream of news offers reminders that Libya is in a state of meltdown.

That was followed by the removal of the Tory whip in the Holyrood parliament from fellow MSP Brian Monteith, for briefing against the former leader - leaving the 17-strong group in a state of meltdown.

The tabloid has claimed the NHS in Wales is in a state of "meltdown" and has argued that what is happening in Wales shows that the NHS is not safe in "Red Ed's hands".

The G.O.P. establishment may be in a state of meltdown, but this process of exploiting the darkest American undercurrents began with Richard Nixon's Southern Strategy and, more lately, has included the birther movement and the Obama Derangement Syndrome.

Our entire social, political and economic fabric is in a state of meltdown.

Timothy Geithner, the Treasury Secretary, has described it as "unthinkable" that either party would let their Government run out of cash, since that would plunge the global economy, which relies on US Treasury bonds, into a state of immediate meltdown.

Having provoked Dyer into "a state of psychic meltdown" he "would exorcise his guilt and rage and remorse in images of Dyer aimed, as he said, at the nervous system".

Henry Fuseli's The Artist Overwhelmed by the Grandeur of Antique Ruins, painted in 1779, depicts an aesthete sitting among history's scattered fragments with his hand clamped to his brow in a state of neuralgic meltdown.

Yet we face huge cuts while the banks get billion pound bailouts, and bankers continue to rake in their obscene bonuses, despite having almost brought the world economy to a state of total meltdown.

Labour in Scotland now seems to exist in a state of perpetual meltdown.