Sentence examples for considerable crisis from inspiring English sources
THE Netherlands is going through a "considerable crisis", says the prime minister.
"UCLA has devoted considerable attention to crisis and..
"UCLA has devoted considerable attention to crisis and disaster preparedness in recent years, including conducting active shooter drills," Block said.
Recapitulating the preceding paragraphs, it is clearly stated that the prior intention of the mobility partnerships, despite their multidimensional character, is not solving the considerable number of crises Europe is dealing with, but serving mostly the goal of externalizing its borders as a solution to upcoming problems.
The repercussions of the May crisis were considerable.
For example, the Federal Reserve's balance-sheet has more than doubled during the crisis, drawing considerable attention.
This iPlayer-only film sees Church exploring the considerable and shameful homelessness crisis that has arisen in the UK in the past few years.
Newspapers in Britain - the Guardian, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail - in Germany, Italy and Portugal devoted considerable space to the crisis and covered it in more detail than elsewhere.
See articleThe IMF said that contagion from the Greek crisis posed considerable risks to the Spanish economy and that efforts on reform must not slow.
A likely explanation is that the financial crisis generated considerable uncertainty about future income, which in turn led consumers and firms to put off purchases of durable goods.
We find a significant shift and change in the slope of the euro area Beveridge curve since the onset of the crisis, but considerable heterogeneity at country level.
