Sentence examples for absolute crisis from inspiring English sources

"It's just an absolute crisis.

"It's not an inconvenience, it's an absolute crisis".

"Unless we really get to grips with some of these problems … we will get to an absolute crisis".

"For domestic political reasons, the Germans will only act in an absolute crisis," bemoaned another EU diplomat.

Hill believes that "at a moment of absolute crisis" all agencies must pull together to care for children properly – and that includes commercial providers.

"A lot of what they're dealing with are such basic needs as food, clean water and shelter," says Stark. "It's people in absolute crisis".

His trick was to suppose that devices wouldn't be deployed until they're absolutely necessary decades into the future, perhaps in response to an absolute climate crisis.

Egypt is already below the United Nations' water poverty threshold, and by 2025 the UN predicts it will be approaching a state of "absolute water crisis".

He posted his latest message ("While Obama feeling courageous, why not follow his first class education policy. US's absolute biggest crisis. No read, no write, no jobs").

"We're very, very happy, but you can't ignore the absolute human crisis created by the separation in the first place," said Donovan, chief executive of Libre by Nexus of Atlanta.

Then, the government needs to take the wellbeing of students and staff much more seriously, because we have an absolute mental health crisis in universities.