Sentence examples for crises began from inspiring English sources

Once the subprime and euro crises began, the urge to escape the Western world was irresistible.

After he lost the House, his agenda froze and the current status quo of serial fiscal crises began.

Four years after those crises began, he said, the study found that most of those countries were well on the road to recovery.

After Samarra, even the most resolute Iraqis I knew, the ones who had held out hope through all the worse crises, began to talk about getting out.

After the attack on the Shiite shrine in Samarra, even the most resolute Iraqis I knew, the ones who had held out hope through all the worse crises, began to talk about getting out.

Other charts in this week's issue include one showing how real wages continue to fall compared to peak wages 21 months after the financial crises began, in contrast with other recessions in which wages began to grow after about nine months.

"Benefits run out and the crises begin to multiply," she said.

The crisis began modestly enough.

Soon after, my existential crisis began.

Well, this is where the crisis began.

THE crisis began on Wall Street.