Sentence examples for a concatenation of crises from inspiring English sources

We are engulfed today in a concatenation of crises of the utmost gravity, as most people recognize even if they have no idea what to do.

"A concatenation of circumstances. . .

"The home returned to is a concatenation of sadnesses," he observes.

The word "detoxification" is underwritten with a concatenation of cod science.

These are real advances, but many shaky convictions arise from a concatenation of factors.

Even the most basic shot is a concatenation of foresight, friction, and various Newtonian laws.

Its origins lie in a concatenation of misperceptions, crossed signals, and false hopes.

Democracy is a concatenation of voices arising out of many individual free lives.

For him, arrival in America was simply the first in a concatenation of deaths and rebirths.

Their reports seem comprehensive but reveal a concatenation of unexpected outcomes — infidelities out of which true loves grow, murders that bring about births.

The porcelain teapot made by Marion Monk from Piscataway is jaunty, a concatenation of angular forms that makes even Art Deco, one of its ancestors, look staid.