Sentence examples for crisis anything from inspiring English sources

As was discovered after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, in a crisis anything goes.

With hundreds of thousands of people displaced up north from the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis, anything with the barest hint of luxury invites condemnation.

However, with the United States economy on such fragile footing and growth remaining elusive, and with Europe desperately trying to contain its debt crisis, anything that undermines already low confidence levels could create a ripple effect and further stall the recovery.

In the current crisis, anything's possible.

But the expenses crisis, if anything, weakens the argument for a contest now.

This is, he says, a political crisis unlike anything he has ever seen before.

Nobody suggests that the officials' support for Israel, especially in this crisis, is anything but sincere.

The Asian financial crisis, if anything, unleashed more trade and prompted greater harmonization of economies there.

Do the former directors of the institutions that collapsed during the financial crisis have anything to worry about?

But if the credit crisis demonstrated anything, it was how easily regulators can be co-opted by the enterprises they are supposed to oversee.

They will practice for a crisis unlike anything the real grid has ever seen, and more than 150 companies and organizations have signed up to participate.