Sentence examples for bitter crisis from inspiring English sources

Thus, William, who showed little sympathy for his parents in their bitter crisis, found himself kaiser at the age of 29.

When decentralization was introduced in 1969, the school system had just weathered a bitter popular crisis.

Protesters took to the streets of Skopje for the fourth night in a row on Friday after Macedonia confirmed snap 5 June elections as the country grapples with a bitter political crisis.

The defiant act of Mr. Bouchard, Canada's Environment Minister and one of the highest-ranking officials from Quebec in Canada's Government, was the latest development in the bitter constitutional crisis that has made Mr. Mulroney's goal of fully integrating Quebec into Canada appear all but hopeless.

Despite a bitter leadership crisis currently rocking the country's football authority, Nigeria have already named a 23-man squad for their upcoming qualifiers.

The violence has coincided with a prolonged, bitter political crisis that some say has made Bangladesh — which prides itself on religious tolerance — more vulnerable to extremism.

Honky-tonk bros Chris Jansen and Jake Owen palled around to "Footlights," a bitter midlife-crisis anthem, and Miranda Lambert performed "Misery and Gin," a Haggard-identified weeper that she's turned to frequently onstage through the years.

In her tense encounters with Werner, she refers to his midlife crisis with bitter sarcasm.

4. Elevate Risk Management One bitter lesson of the crisis is that, when it comes to risk taking, what you don't know can hurt you.

This year's conventions -- the first in more than 30 years to coincide with the combination of war, crisis and bitter political division -- may determine once and for all whether conventions have any purpose beyond advertising and promotion.

The public war between President Rousseff and her once trusted vice-president is an indication of how bitter Brazil's political crisis has become.