Sentence examples for a continuous crisis from inspiring English sources

A 2003 independent review found a "continuous crisis management" and a "worrying lack of financial discipline".

If the Administration hastily adopts policies in order to claim success in Iraq, it will have returned to the wishful thinking that helped make the occupation a continuous crisis.

The professional status of GP/FM seems to be in a state of continuous crisis in Greece and much more has to be done in order to enhance GP/FM and put it higher on the list of priorities for specialization in medical students.

He needs an atmosphere of continuous crisis and grievance to maintain support at home, to distract his own public from the corruption, stagnation, and repression that are his real record as a leader.

It is hard to imagine recent American literature provoking a critical response in the way of Kazin's magnificent study "On Native Grounds" (1942), which sensitively recorded the evolution of many literary sensibilities against a prewar backdrop of continuous crisis and struggle.

In a sign that fixing the Greek economy and the euro would continue to be a rancorous process even after three years of continuous crisis, Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg, and Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, publicly disagreed on how long to give Greece to make its debts sustainable into the next decade.

In the first years after World War II, France experienced a continuous housing crisis.

It gave me a continuous identity crisis until I studied linguistics and found the magical word 'triglossic'triglossic

Under these conditions, the gleaming new mega-cities in China, India, or throughout the Arabian Gulf and the long-lived luminaries of global capitalism in Europe and North America, such as London or even New York, have become spectacles of a continuous urban crisis.

The inner history of literature was, in sum, the continuous crisis of belatedness.

"We must avoid a situation of continuous crises, where whole communities are on life support," Ms. Johnson concluded, referring to the work of the UN Secretary-General's High Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis, which now is focusing specifically on the situation in the Horn of Africa.