Sentence examples for a crisis for instance from inspiring English sources

There could be a crisis, for instance, in the financial area.

Even in a crisis -- for instance, a key employee walking off the job never to return -- the boss-not-a-leader will say "You guys handle it.

When there was a local crisis, for instance the 1974 tornado, Milton kept this city together.

In fact, Keynes anticipated that, barring "disastrous mistakes" by policymakers (austerity during an economic crisis, for instance), the western standard of living would multiply to at least four times that of 1930 within a century.

This way, someone going through a mental health crisis, for instance, might have a safe way to seek help, or a student can let you know they took offense to a seemingly innocuous comment you made that was, in fact, a racist microaggression.

But it's not impossible to imagine, as constitutional experts concede, such conventions being overridden in a social and political crisis – for instance where parties were fracturing and alternative parliamentary majorities could be formed.

What is also unimaginable is reactivation based on creative crafts and associations, which has frequently been seen as a good solution for the issues of the crisis, for instance to solve some situations of residential, multifamily and peripheral fixed-capital.

During the 1995 budget crisis, for instance, Mr. Pataki won approval for a Quick Draw lottery game from reluctant legislators with the promise of new revenue.

Maybe the solution to the housing crisis, for instance, doesn't lie in government policy, but a revolution in how we use and build space to make it more communal, efficient and people-friendly.

In the H.I.V./AIDS crisis, for instance, the United States was caught flat-footed — and an appropriate response has taken decades, in part because we were not prepared.

The quiet crisis, for instance, stems from Thomas L Friedman's book, The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century.