nuclear meltdown造句
1. China has never experienced a major nuclear meltdown.
2. Workers are fighting to prevent a nuclear meltdown, the death toll is rising, and energy and food shortages are rippling across the nation.
3. How do you tell when a nuclear meltdown is occurring?
4. A nuclear meltdown may yet lead to a financial one.
5. Or perhaps the fear spreading plagueabout the nuclear meltdown in Japan slowly spreading globally?
6. Fears of a nuclear meltdown and radiation contamination continue, and China's population proved it was not immune to potentially irrational panic.
7. Japan's ambassador in Washington, Ichiro Fujisaki, acknowledged potential dangers, but said no complete nuclear meltdown appears imminent.
8. The question boils down to the accumulating impacts of daily incremental pollution from burning coal or the small risk but catastrophic consequences of even one nuclear meltdown.
9. A week after the nation's worst natural disaster, the threat of a nuclear meltdown is emerging as the biggest threat to the country's economic recovery.
10. The quake was significantly less powerful than the one that hit Japan two weeks ago, causing a tsunami, leaving thousands dead or missing, and prompting fears of a nuclear meltdown.
11. David Fox , head of the Indonesian bureau since January, was on temporary assignment to Japan last month to cover the aftermath of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
12. Some spying in the queue to the restrooms offered as good an indication as any. The coiffed, bejewelled visitors could speak of little other than Japan and their fears of a nuclear meltdown.
13. Fukashima – The epicenter of the Japanese Triple Disaster (earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown).
14. Given his background, Carter had a firm grasp of the potential disaster that would ensue should a nuclear meltdown occur.
15. Cesium-137, with a half-life of 30 years, is another dangerous substance emitted in a full-scale nuclear meltdown.
16. Of course, all trade issues were put on hold in March 2011 by the triple disasters of earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown.