The phrase "a crisis to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that is expected to escalate or worsen over time.
Example: "If we do not address the underlying issues, we may be facing a crisis to develop in the near future."
Alternatives: "an impending crisis" or "a crisis on the horizon".
His departure suggested that he did not expect a major crisis to develop from the collision.] Speaking on American television this morning, the United States ambassador, Adm.
The Israeli government says it will not allow a humanitarian crisis to develop and insists that militants must stop their rocket fire into Israeli communities.
I expect the crisis to develop over time and I don't see a real warming between the two countries.
The Kinkster is back -- in spirit if not in person -- in this multilayered novel about a self-involved writer in a crisis, trying to develop a new project while cavorting with crazy strangers.
The Kinkster is back -- in spirit if not in name -- in this multilayered novel about a self-involved writer in crisis trying to develop a new project while cavorting with crazy strangers.
"Kill Two Birds and Get Stoned" is about a self-involved, self-analytical writer in crisis, trying to develop a new project, struggling to discover who he really is and answer questions about the meaning of life, art and truth while running the streets with crazy strangers.
This marvelous multilayered little artichoke of a novel puts one in mind of the Fellini movie "8 1/2," about a self-involved, self-analytical film director in crisis, trying to develop a new project, struggling to discover who he really is and answer questions about the meaning of life, art and truth while running the streets with crazy strangers.
The proposed move also shows a commitment by Britain to diversify its economy and reduce its reliance on financial services after the economic crisis, and to develop a new focus on manufacturing in sectors — like wind and power grids — that show increasing promise.
By waiting for a situation to develop into a crisis, like the one in the HOA, children develop severe malnutrition that permanently affect their lives and the stage is set for disease outbreaks, hikes in mortality rates, social tensions, migration and conflicts.
