Sentence examples for crisis against from inspiring English sources

It would also unite most of the parties to this extraordinarily complex crisis against the common enemy, namely, Islamic State.

Only 27% of voters rate Clegg as good in a crisis, against 57%, a net negative of -30.

But she shot her latest movie, "Yesterday Never Ends," in her native Catalonia because it is about an emotional crisis against the backdrop of Spain's economic troubles.

The advice of Walter Bagehot, a 19th-century editor of The Economist, was that central banks should lend freely in a liquidity crisis, against good collateral.

Only 33% of the French think he is doing a good job handling Europe's economic crisis, against 74% of Germans who think Chancellor Angela Merkel is.

Weighing the possibility of a diplomatic crisis against my wrath, she decided to do as I said, but was swiftly stopped by the elder members of my family.

But that also suggests that we need to weigh the welfare costs of crises against the welfare costs of measures designed to prevent crises.

And even if some of them do temporarily relieve the effects of the crises – against their causes, privatised technological solutions are impotent – they also entrench the power of technology platforms as indispensable intermediaries essential to the smooth administration of the post-crisis political landscape.

But then Inskeep adds unnecessary drama by suggesting that what needs to happen is that all the basic crises should be synced up into one mega-crisis, against which a "grand bargain" can be forged.

Africa is a continent of uncertainties, emergencies, and humanitarian crises against a backdrop of cultural, economic, political and geographic diversities, a situation that has created inertia in population and health development.

_________________________ 1 As per the Mali Humanitarian Response Plan 2016 (p. 18), children are actually 57 per cent of the affected population. 2 Mali Humanitarian Response Plan 2016. 3 The number of children to be reached by humanitarian actors is a proportional estimate using the percentage of children affected by crises against the overall number of people to be reached with assistance.