Sentence examples for continual crises from inspiring English sources

But he also heralded the agreement as a historic breakthrough for power sharing, saying it marked a break with what he called "the stop-start devolution and continual crises" that have marked the peace process.

Boo described how Marts and her fellow-nurses "try to address, simultaneously, the continual crises of poverty and the class-transcending anxiety of maternity: this creature is inexplicable to me".

Senior figures in the Church are quick to point to the continual crises that have threatened its integrity since its formation in the Reformation of the 16th Century, and before then when it was part of the Roman Catholic Church.

For reasons that escape me, everyone continues to defer to Rick, despite the debacles at Hershel's farm, the nightmare of Woodbury and continual crises under his leadership.

The current capitalist economic system is in continual crisis.

In regular visits until a baby is two years old, they try to address, simultaneously, the continual crisis of poverty and the anxiety of new maternity.

Since then, we have been in continual crisis and you can't help but say: if Mobutu had been here …" Bwatshia said.

Closely related is the issue of US bases in Okinawa, bitterly opposed by the population for many years, and a continual crisis in US-Tokyo-Okinawa relations.

"We are sick and tired of living in a continual crisis, construction and reconstruction, so I say for all of them to go to hell".

Eleven of the biggest aid agencies working in the continual crisis of war and hunger in southern Sudan have left the region because of a dispute with the main rebel group over their operations.

"The history of Brazilian soccer is one of disorganization and continual crisis stifled by moments of victory, but this may be the worst it has ever been," said José Moraes dos Santos Neto, author of "Vision of the Game," a history of the Brazilian national team.