Sentence examples for a single crisis from inspiring English sources

The apprehension in Germany runs much deeper than a single crisis.

"In the U.K. before 2008 a banker could retire without seeing a single crisis," said Mr. Erelcin of HSBC.

The most money ever requested for a single crisis (2005-14) was for the Syria regional response plan – they wanted $3.7bn.

Her duet has the pungency of a well-written short story, largely because it concentrates on a single crisis, the pain of parting.

The judges argued that cases of murder and rape over the last decade, some of which  could amount to war crimes or crimes against humanity, could be treated as a single crisis "involving a prolonged political dispute and power struggle".

Firefighters and police officers responding to a single crisis should be a single team, but the consultants found that on Sept. 11 the two departments "rarely coordinated command and control functions and rarely exchanged information related to command and control".

As a way to convince financial markets that the political weather has changed, the euro zone should set up a single crisis-management committee, with the power to take decisions.Political resolve won't work unless the underlying economics make sense.

Four years of telephone-call frequency data were obtained from a single crisis-call centre.

Slovakia's relationship with the European Union runs far deeper than a single debt crisis or bailout.

About 46 million Americans lack health insurance, Dr. Keckley says, and even among the 179 million who have it, an estimated 1 in 7 would be bankrupted by a single health crisis.

The gem at the heart of this collection, "The Buried Life", reprints the whole of Matthew Arnold's long, philosophical poem and uses it as a reference point for examining a single domestic crisis.