Sentence examples similar to crises that unfold from inspiring English sources

And many other basic questions remained for a crisis that unfolded so publicly, on televisions, Web sites and Twitter feeds across the world.

It actually was taken in February 1961, only a month after he took office, yet it would come to symbolize the pressures of the Cuban missile crisis that unfolded more than a year later.

Some attempts to understand these perverse and evil actions are similarly engaged, but for the most part our response to the hostage crisis that unfolded over 2014 was necessarily passive.

But Tony Abbott conceded that even if the 50-year-old had been on a watch list, officials might not have been able to prevent the bloody hostage crisis that unfolded over 16 hours in the centre of the city and claimed two innocent lives.

The housing crisis that unfolded in the last five years undoubtedly piqued national interest in real estate.

It's time for the president to stop focusing on a risky and unpopular scheme for addressing the problems of 2040 and to pay more attention to crises that could unfold during the next few years.

The bigotry and bloodshed that consumed Charlottesville was McAuliffe's first national crisis, one that unfolded as he is getting ready to leave office.

Through insights from Kamrava's interviews with Gulf elites into policy decisions, the consequences of security dilemmas, the priorities of local players, and the neglect of identity and religion, Troubled Waters examines the root causes of conflicts and crises that are currently unfolding in the region.

We're not talking about a crisis that will unfold over a year or two; this thing could come apart in a matter of days.

The chancellor said Monday's event would try to pack into a morning a crisis that would unfold over several days.

Since then pundits have begun calling it the "Greece of the Caribbean," and Mr Padilla has warned of a humanitarian crisis that could unfold if the crisis worsens.