Sentence examples for called crisis from inspiring English sources

No wonder President Nicolas Sarkozy has called crisis ministerial meetings on the French World Cup debacle.

Elisabeth and I had volunteered for a charity programme called Crisis at Christmas.

Deal Hudson, for example, is the editor and publisher of a small-circulation Catholic magazine called Crisis.

"The so called crisis was an American crisis, and political pressure to stop the flow came from them".

It's not entirely clear why Woody Allen's new show for Amazon Studios is called Crisis In Six Scenes.

Last time I knew, the charity was called Crisis at Christmas, and gave some of London's homeless shelter, food and company over the holiday.

"There are a lot of models out there that other law enforcement agencies employ, [including] what are called crisis-intervention teams".

The so-called crisis is not in Britain's prisons.

In short, the current, so-called crisis is causing yet again some bizarre, panic-driven decision making.

Should more people arrive, it would put us under pressure, then we would go into so-called crisis mode.

Nicholas Lemann offers a nuanced, sane response to the so-called crisis in education (Comment, September 27th).