Sentence examples for bizarre crisis from inspiring English sources

But Fiji's idyllic reputation is being severely tested by a bizarre crisis, a hostage-taking drama at the highest levels of government that is exposing simmering ethnic tensions and prompting denunciation abroad, most viscerally from India.

Phillips, who is married with two children, was himself at the center of a bizarre team crisis.

The move could signal the end to a bizarre political crisis in which Lebanon's President Michel Aoun accused Riyadh of holding the prime minister captive, in "an act of aggression against Lebanon, its independence and dignity".

The player follows a new 11th-grade literature teacher at the school, John Rook, who has recently had his second divorce and is undergoing, in his words, a "bizarre midlife crisis" that has led him to quit his career in computers and become a teacher.

The famed author, known for his chronicles of the financial industry in books like Liar's Poker and the Big Short, called authorities' response to the financial crisis "bizarre," in a Friday Q&A with Vanity Fair.

What kriz?The proximate cause of the latest kriz, or crisis, was bizarre.

The case had been a bizarre footnote to the crisis that has enveloped the country since its descent into bankruptcy four years ago.

I Dodged Bullets at a Polish Fascists' Riot Party.

The lack of options for pregnant women is particularly bizarre given Japan's demographic crisis.

One of the more bizarre aspects of the recent crisis in Greece was the contrast between the air of impending financial apocalypse and the mobs of carefree tourists on the streets of Athens.

The college student's Rwanda arrives here rapidly: just as Hitler's world view derived from his bizarre response to an ecological crisis — the threat to a Germany deprived of land for growing grain — what happened in Rwanda happened, in part, because of the exhaustion of arable land.