Sentence examples for crises broke from inspiring English sources

In the 1990's, as crises broke out in places like Somalia, Haiti and Bosnia, the Clinton administration kept the emphasis on democratization.

Much of the recent discussion reflected Keynes's advocacy of international coordination of fiscal or monetary stimulus, and of international economic institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank, which many had argued should be reformed as a "new Bretton Woods" even before the crises broke out.

McCain, most pundits agree, was derailed by the financial crisis that broke in September.

"We're broke and in crisis at home and abroad," wrote one.

Since Social Security is neither broke nor in crisis, Democrats will need to stick together to protect this successful program from Republican assault.

By the end of that year, Tesla had gone through two more chief executives, a financial crisis had erupted, and Tesla was nearly broke and in need of a $100 million transfusion.

A live staging of Rent, the 1996 musical about broke bohemians facing the AIDS crisis, was supposed to air on Fox Sunday night.

The monarchy in Sherwood Smith's King's Shield (2008) is broke: effectively, this is a fantasy sovereign debt crisis.

6.29pm: An interesting late story, George Soros – the investor turned philanthopist who Broke The Bank of England - has compared the eurozone crisis to the collapse of the Soviet Union around 20 years ago.

Whether she is ill or broke, family needs to come together during a crisis, so you may have to grit your teeth and barrel through.

Everyone talks about the crisis and nothing else – customers who don't pay, families gone broke and banks, in the midst of this mess, still making a profit".