Sentence examples for crisis a problem from inspiring English sources
"It shouldn't look as if a crisis, a problem still continues," President Abdullah Gul said Saturday.
On quotes, Cameron asks who said this: Was the level of spending going into the crisis a problem?
No single office or official in Washington is overseeing the medical and legal responses to the crisis, a problem that has led in some cases to clashes between federal agencies and local authorities.
And on Tuesday, the United States will play host to a summit meeting of world leaders devoted to the mushrooming refugee crisis — a problem fueled by the five-year civil war in Syria that the Obama administration has had little success in ending.
Yet Mackey argued in the Wall Street Journal that eating better and deregulating health insurance would solve our health-care crisis, a problem that is really about the moral catastrophe of forty-five million uninsured Americans and the millions more who worry about losing coverage.
Renzi, who has been on the frontlines of the migration crisis, with Italy seeing an influx of more than 100,000 migrants from Africa and the Middle East this year, suggested that the rest of the EU was finally waking up to the scale of the crisis – a problem that the two leaders had been dealing with for months without much support from other EU countries.
At its heart the crisis was a problem of too much debt, much of it secured against property.
For example, Mr. Chakravorti saw the European financial crisis as a problem that touched many other areas.
"Everybody knew that no matter what church you went to, if you had a crisis or a problem or an issue or a need, you went to Chris.
Time described the environmental crisis as a problem that Americans "might actually solve, unlike the immensely more elusive problems of race prejudice or the war in Vietnam".
It's salutary to remember that this nation once saw the housing crisis as a problem that could be solved not only by building houses but by improving people's living conditions.
