Sentence examples for are in crisis of from inspiring English sources

We are eager to find better ways of preventing poor mental health, of enabling people to access services earlier and in the places and ways they feel comfortable and when they are in crisis of having a better experience of care.

HEALTH care systems in most industrialized countries are in crises of one form or another.

(Staff, Community Care, P5) "I think that's a really, really difficult time to ask people presenting [to our intake service] because they're in crisis of one sort or another so to me that would not be appropriate.

The hospitals are in crisis because of immigrants!

The bottom line is that newspapers are in crisis because of their flawed business model.

Peru's farmers are in crisis as thousands of international patents claim rights to native plants.

British cities are in crisis, but it is of an unusual and distinctly 21st-century form.

We are not in crisis because of anti-Semitism; we are in crisis because we are disappearing through assimilation.

Mr Miliband's assessment is simple: "The NHS is in crisis because of decisions made by David Cameron".

A decade ago, hardly a winter went by without a headline about the NHS being in crisis because of operations being cancelled or A&E units being swamped.

"Our industry is in crisis now because of price gouging," he told the committee.