Sentence examples for crises that we have from inspiring English sources

Audio of the full exchange: This history is important — the failure of the Grand Bargain and Cantor's insistence to "have it out" on these issues in the election led to the Byzantine agreement that gave us sequestration and, more generally, the seemingly endless series of deadlines and potential fiscal crises that we have experienced ever since.

This history is important the failure of the Grand Bargain and Cantor's insistence to "have it out" on these issues in the election led to the Byzantine agreement that gave us sequestration and, more generally, the seemingly endless series of deadlines and potential fiscal crises that we have experienced ever since.

Leaning: I would begin by saying the humanitarian community is seriously underfunded and understaffed to deal with the traditional crises that we have been involved in.

It is Mr. Sarkozy, not Mr. Hollande, who is best able to solve "the three crises that we have suffered — financial crisis, economic crisis and monetary crisis," which "together have aggravated all the problems of French society," he said.

On Thursday, Thanet South's Conservative MP Laura Sandys told the Commons: "I want to understand from the minister what procedures have been put in place to address the crises that we have been facing in Thanet".

The thing that I love about being an astronomer is that I get to study things that have nothing to do with people, or the day-to-day crises that we have to deal with.

We're in the middle of an energy crisis, and below that, we have a deep social crisis, with low wages and people very nervous about their future".

Like these big down crises that we've seen in the stock market, in the two episodes in the beginning of the 20th century.

President Obama emphasized his desire for strong derivatives legislation, saying that he would "veto legislation that does not bring the derivatives market under control and some sort of regulatory framework that assures that we don't have the same kind of crises that we've seen in the past".

For this and many other reasons, the Puerto Rican crisis is a US crisis, no different in many ways from other US city crises that we've responded to before like Detroit (most recently) and Washington DC.

"It's clear with a number of crises that we've had on the food-safety front -- from human food to dog food to milk -- that Chinese food producers seem inherently unable to follow regulations," Holmes said.