Sentence examples for collective crisis from inspiring English sources
The book charts Klein's four-year investigation into moments of collective crisis, such as 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, dubbing the ways in which they are exploited by global corporations "disaster capitalism".
Women were encouraged to "rescue emasculated men from their collective crisis and make the world safe for prosperity" (58).
That's part of the collective crisis we're all going through.
So please, sir, grow up, ante up, kick the Karl Rove-limbaughabitit and help us get through this collective crisis.
"Everywhere - in Australia, Africa, Canada or the US - you find people in individual and collective crises about language.
This feeling of hopelessness suggests some parts of the British population are experiencing a collective existential crisis.
First, NATO needs to define more precisely what military capabilities are needed to meet its three agreed tasks: collective defense, crisis management and cooperative security.
A collective existential crisis where they all simultaneously realise they're desperately unhappy and retire to grow geraniums on the coast somewhere?
France, a deeply conservative country in the throes of a collective identity crisis, appears incapable of anticipating change without screaming about insecurity.
That was six years ago in the North Tirol – on the Austrian side of the border – when our average age was 40 and we took to the hills to shake off a collective midlife crisis.
