Sentence examples for crises that we see from inspiring English sources
These conflicts fuel many of the complex crises that we see today.
What follows is duplicity and folly, corruption and tyranny, and the endless stream of humanitarian crises that we see in the world today.
"Italy is becoming a reference point in Europe and a privileged interlocutor for the United States, for the main threats and challenges that we have before us, terrorism, and for all the crises that we see in the Mediterranean and, in particular, in regards to Libya"—the transit point for migrants from many countries hoping to reach Europe.
….So these are the critical gaps or the crises that we see in the recovery process ".
The banking crisis, that we saw in 2008, was substantially a run on the repo.
Now, if she had done her job, if the OCC had done its job, if the Federal Reserve and at least the Federal Reserve admits that it didn't do its job but if these entities did what they were set up to do, I don't believe that we would've had the size of the collapse, or crisis, that we saw in September of 2008.
KLM's chief executive, Peter F. Hartman, said he hoped that the euro zone solved the crisis rapidly, or that "we see clear messages that confidence is coming".
Our strategies to deal with the people flowing from the poor to rich countries make a crisis such as that we see in Calais almost inevitable.
To the extent that this impression exists, in the minds of priests or anyone else, the members of the National review board stress that we see this crisis as one of the episcopacy as much as it is a crisis of the priesthood.
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".
