Sentence examples for In serious crises from inspiring English sources

Alas, such conformance has resulted in serious crises.

By 1930 the international tin market was in serious crisis, and Bolivian production suffered.

Less than two years ago, the museum, once the city's premier institution of the new, was in serious crisis.

Labor scholarship is in serious crisis in today's China, but in more broad terms, we need to be realistic about what might come from academic engagement.

But it's still just a bedtime story and the only serious conclusion to draw from Pinker's work is that a culture that regards him as a great intellectual is one already in serious crisis.

It is commonplace to hear that "identity" is a term in serious crisis in feminist thought, and that feminist praxis must move beyond identity politics (Dean 1996).

When other countries find themselves in serious crisis -- and make no mistake the U.S. is facing a crisis -- they come together in a unity government of technocrats to solve the problem.

But he said that historically the military in Latin America has often intervened in times of serious crises.

The present moment is one of serious crises in Colombia's history.

Kurtzer: There are far more serious crises in this region that demand attention, but remain unresolved.

"Kargil was one of the most serious crises in Pakistan's history, which posed a grave danger to the country".