Sentence examples for crises made from inspiring English sources
HealthRight is a relatively small nonprofit, with a roughly $6 million budget, that partners with communities to train, equip, and improve existing healthcare systems facing health and social crises made worse by human rights violations.
The greater impetus was from a succession of market-shaking crises made possible, the thinking goes, by the ease of moving giant sums of money around the globe without oversight.
Jon Borschow, a native Puerto Rican who created the Foundation for Puerto Rico, an NGO focusing on socioeconomic development, said the crises made filing for bankruptcy inevitable, but could spell a better future for the island.
Despite limited education, they possessed an uncanny ability to remain calm in the midst of crises, made good decisions and conveyed an almost palpable sense of emotional contentment, often in the face of considerable adversity or uncertainty.
Some Labour-affiliated unions seemed to give their relations with the government more priority than the concerns of their members - they backed the coronation of Brown, and the prospect of snap election followed by a series of crises made them brook no concerted criticism of "their" government.
While wars, diseases and currency crises made headlines, tycoons from every continent but Antarctica managed to mint new 10-figure fortunes.
That may well deter them.Worse, the government's poor management of several crises makes it seem incompetent.
The crisis made it a priority.
The crisis made the decision easier.
Global Crisis, Made in America, Der Spiegel, November 12 , 2008
