Sentence examples for crises solved from inspiring English sources

Attracting new entrants became harder and harder, with recruitment crises solved only by importing safeguarders wholesale from the US and Australia.

Poverty can be overcome, national crises solved, mothers and family members found, policies changed; families can pull together, single motherhood can become a serious possibility, addictions can be conquered, lifestyles be changed.

Obama underlined his personal determination to see the euro crisis solved after talks on Sunday morning with Merkel.

"Growth is going to fall, and I don't think we have seen the European crisis solved.

"Stetson is supposed to have the cowboy-hat crisis solved by tonight," Long said, skeptically, and Paisley nodded.

"If by some miracle the politicians in California knew what they were doing and got the power crisis solved," the whole theory would be ruined, Mr. O'Carroll said.

Adolescence, a new birth, is marked by storm and stress, and, above all, by a crisis of faith, a crisis solved, in part, by the integration of religious fervor and sexual passion.

It's a question of whether we solve the crisis or the crisis solves us".

So did the global financial crisis solve the global food crisis?

This is the heart of our problem: infrastructure policy has become a matter of lurching from crisis to crisis, solving problems after the fact rather than preventing them from happening.

Assuming those crises are solved and defused, gold prices would retreat unless the Federal Reserve prints more money.