Sentence examples for Emerging crises from inspiring English sources

As some of us said at the time, these emerging crises were warnings of trouble ahead.

As the plight of Syrians fleeing war continues to yield untold horrors in Europe, in this region, emerging crises also provoke new routes and new dangers.

Yet the principle of sovereign equality animates the entire structure of the United Nations — and disables it from effectively addressing emerging crises, such as access to weapons of mass destruction, that derive precisely from the presupposition of sovereign equality.

At the same time, his tenure was marked by significant turbulence, including the fallout from the classified intelligence files leaked by former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, as well as other emerging crises.

Scientists are increasingly called upon to help governments shape policies and regulations in response to potential hazards and emerging crises.

It also involves collaborating with other countries, achieving consensus when possible about the root causes of emerging crises, and taking decisive action that is broadly viewed as legal and legitimate.

"It's an emerging crisis," he said.

This goes to the heart of the emerging crisis facing Labour.

Today, there is an emerging crisis of systemic confidence in our markets.

An ecological crisis must be regarded as the signal of an emerging crisis in our economic system.

Linares noted that bed bugs had not been seen in New York in sixty years: It's an emerging crisis.