Sentence examples for crises experienced from inspiring English sources

Economists have pointed to the periodic balance of payments crises experienced by Britain and the lack of such crises in Germany.

Settlement dynamics result from crises experienced or the life cycles of individuals, such as the maturation of young men and the decline of old family chiefs.

The episodic wave of crises experienced across the global financial markets over the past two decades has raised questions surrounding the vulnerability of transitioning emerging and frontier equity markets to exogenous shocks.

Nevertheless, due to an upgraded macroeconomic policy framework and careful regulation of the financial system, Mexico did not suffer the type of financial and fiscal crises experienced in other countries (Schwellnus 2011).

Indeed as the next section shows a remarkable feature of the Spanish crisis is that it had characteristics that were strikingly similar to those of foreign currency crises experienced by some developing economies over the last three decades.

There was a spike in pulses in Mexico and in roots in Costa Rica in the 1980s, likely due to the economic crises experienced in those regions at that time, as these products tend to have lower consumer prices.

Nevertheless, the diagnoses that were available (from crisis interventions, or care contact prior to a year before the crisis, or contact after the crisis) revealed that a substantial portion of individuals seen by the police for mental health crises experience serious mental health problems that warrant referral to mental health services.

It was the epitome of what commentators called the "urban crisis", and it was a crisis experienced disproportionately by African Americans, as whites increasingly fled to the prosperous, racially exclusive suburbs.

Britain's reaction to the crisis experienced delays at every stage and, when it finally swung into action, was ad hoc and uncoordinated, the Commons science and technology committee says.

The unprecedented economic crisis experienced by Greece is fertile ground for research at myriad levels.

The recent crisis experienced by member countries of the European Monetary Union gives us evidence about the danger of such obfuscation.