Sentence examples for a parallel crisis from inspiring English sources

That is, until the discovery that Joanie has a lover precipitates a parallel crisis.

Invoking the climate trends that worry so many scientists, he said of the scant coverage in the news media, "It's a parallel crisis".

While the priority will always be to "stop the bleeding" and get your website - your business - back up and running, there's a parallel crisis management effort that will need to be undertaken simultaneously, while your tech team and/or service provider(s) do what they need to do in order to eradicate the threat.

There is a parallel crisis in hospitals, where low wages, high stress and shortage of training places has caused shortages of doctors and nurses.

With so much focus on the opioid crisis, perhaps a parallel alcohol crisis has gone unnoticed until now.

A parallel government crisis, tangentially related to the euro, sparked early elections and another change of regime in Slovenia.

As huge numbers of Syrian and African refugees risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea to escape war-torn states, advocates say a parallel refugee crisis has unfolded on America's doorstep amid an undeclared but increasingly brutal war between criminal groups and security forces.

The agency stated that it would be working to block imports of the substance to head off a possible escalation of America's opioid epidemic, or the development of a parallel health crisis.

The gunmen and their victim are never in the frame together, and the consequences of the incident unfold in parallel crises.

In 2004 the Orange Revolution achieved critical mass, as did the protests in parallel crises in Serbia in 2000 and Georgia in 2003, and toppled the ancien régimes.

Recurrent and parallel crises in economic, ecological and socio-cultural domains of the TRB suggest systemic linkages far broader than imagined in the economic paradigms that drove the reshaping of the TRB.