Sentence examples for crisis arise from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon even has a plan to rush the ground-based interceptors into the field by 2004 should a crisis arise.

Twitter is a global platform, but it can be relentlessly and remarkably local should the occasion — or crisis — arise, as Choire Sicha, the founder of The Awl, pointed out.

In his testimony before Senator Durbin, Tim Hammonds, president of the Food Marketing Institute, a trade association for food retailers and wholesalers, said, "Should a crisis arise, real or manufactured as a hoax, the deficiencies of the current system would become glaringly obvious".

A human rights-specific commitment could include a provision that NSAGs who are in an ongoing conflict (or conflicts) agree that, should a situation of humanitarian crisis arise, they will fulfil certain obligations relating to subsistence rights (i.e. the minimum core).

We are so disconnected from water as a life-giving power that we see things like the Flint water crisis arise.

At the time of this appointment, CENTCOM had overall responsibility for U.S. military operations in 19 countries, and had 200,000 servicemen on call should a crisis arise.

But now a second crisis arose.

When any crisis arose, he turned to drugs.

"But while this crisis arose here, it did not originate in Salt Lake City alone.

A crisis arose, however, at Blair's first conference as leader in Blackpool that October.

The biggest crisis arises when one of those she is hiding becomes pregnant.