Sentence examples for crises will be resolved from inspiring English sources

And perhaps both crises will be resolved by men who, blessedly, appear to become more rational the closer they get to the edge: John Boehner and Nikita Khrushchev.

Tusk said that ultimately the refugee crisis will be resolved by ending the conflicts underpinning it.

The White House said it is confident that the political crisis will be resolved.

Some experts say France is buying time, waiting to see how the Iranian crisis will be resolved.

Some investors have been selling short-term debt and buying government bonds with longer maturities, betting that any crisis will be resolved by then.

He emphasised Russia's position that the crisis will be resolved once western powers and neighbouring countries such as Turkey start negotiating with Assad, not just the opposition.

He argues that the crisis will be resolved only once the opposition and civil society groups are "honest" about their roles in the unrest gripping the country.

However, the domestic political process in Ukraine is still very relevant to how, when, or whether this crisis will be resolved.

Here's one economist who's not so gloomy: "I think what's going to happen will be that the debt ceiling crisis will be resolved without upsetting financial markets or depressing the economy in the near term".

In the expectation that the current political crisis will be resolved by legal means, neither Standard & Poor's nor Fitch, two rating agencies, have changed their ratings of government bonds.

Even those who believe, perhaps foolishly, that Tokyo's air is still harmless and that the Fukushima crisis will be resolved, have succumbed to relentless, sometimes hysterical pressure from relatives at home.