Sentence examples similar to air crisis from inspiring English sources

Simple math partly explains the air travel crisis.

Despite economic calamities and a hard-fought election, Athens does not have an air of crisis.

Every setback, whoever is responsible, adds to the air of crisis.

9.20am: Gordon Brown has just made a statement about the air travel crisis in Downing Street.

Democrats said Republicans, struggling politically, were trying to create an air of crisis.

But the whole novel process has passed without any air of crisis.

But Jim Baker to the contrary notwithstanding, there is no air of crisis.

Hedge funds are being forced to sell their best assets to meet their debts, adding to the air of crisis.

Ireland, directly in the path of the ash plume, found itself at the center of the air travel crisis.

Now and then, the air of crisis is heightened by a row over so-called "bad language".

The air travel crisis, she said, was a sharp reminder of "how vulnerable we are" to sudden disruptions.