Sentence examples for crises started from inspiring English sources

Another similarity is how both crises started: a weak player, pushed by its ideological fringe — hard-line Soviet generals, Tea Partyites — decided to challenge its stronger opponent.

Mr Miliband said: "Too often governments have been stuck in a mindset that thought that physical health should always take priority - or that the answer to our health crises started and stopped with new government programmes.

We conducted –in spring 2008, just before the current financial crises started– a study on logical reasoning at the stock market.

All really big crises start with overconfident investors.

These children experience immediate household crises, starting with the loss of parental income.

But another way that systemic crises start is when a country's banks are exposed to the same common risks.

Many of the biggest PR crises start as small mistakes or quarrels.

"It's dangerous when leaders who spark armed crises start turning a little crazy," Kaplan writes.

The crisis started in 2009.

The housing market where the crisis started is still a mess.

But Fannie and Freddie, prior to the crisis, started increasingly investing in subprime mortgages.