Sentence examples for crisis attached from inspiring English sources

"Yes there's a public health crisis attached to it but food is also a great pleasure in life and not the most serious thing in the world".

For instance, when the fund provided $40 billion in emergency financing to Jakarta during the Asian crisis, it attached a list of more than 100 conditions.

Yet the 2008 crises were attached more directly to market institutions, while the 2010 crises are more closely linked to governments.

And aside from a few larger settlements, not much blame for the economic crisis has been attached to the industry and even less to the people in it.

Although trucking policy has nothing to do with Zika or short-term government appropriations, the industry has repeatedly used funding crises to attach riders that it favors and cannot pass through the regular legislative process.

BEIJING — If China is going to help ease Europe's financial crisis, silken strings could be attached.

(Say that 10 times fast!) But think back to the 1980s for a moment... when HIV and AIDS officially became a worldwide crisis and how the stigma attached to them soared northward.

QUESTION FROM WALTER: Why doesn't Obama just propose a debt ceiling bill with no cuts or taxes attached, to avert a crisis?

Fracking, a leading contributor to The New Global Water Crisis, threatens to exacerbate The Old Global Cancer Crisis, which is a really expensive problem (see attached invoice from my radiologist).

For two hours comic books are attached to every possible historical crisis.

But these economic linkages also come with strings attached, and once again fiscal crises and IMF restructuring are challenging the domestic political life of the kingdom.