Sentence examples for crisis become from inspiring English sources

Now, will the young people coming of age after the financial crisis become "The Occupy Generation?

SO GRAVE, so menacing, so unstoppable has the euro crisis become that even rescue talk only fuels ever-rising panic.

The rewriting of widely used texts should ensure that some of the ideas that have helped explain the crisis become part of the future curriculum.

"Many more big companies will be making dramatic changes in their health plans next year, as the effects of the economic crisis become clear," said Helen Darling, the president of the National Business Group, a national association of large employers.

And police shortages could get worse as the hundreds of officers who joined the expanding police force in the early 1980's, after the hiring doldrums of the fiscal crisis, become eligible for retirement.

And, when Mr Howard won his third election victory last November with a campaign of fear over the war on terrorism, many traditional Labor Party supporters were outraged by Labor's acquiescence in the prime minister's demonising of Afghan and Iraqi asylum-seekers; they deserted Labor for the Greens.Only now has the full impact of Labor's crisis become apparent.

The crisis became an ally".

This summer its cash crisis became acute.

"The crisis became a good test of loyalty," he explained.

In Adam McKay's adaptation of Michael Lewis's book, the subprime-loan crisis becomes a madcap comedy.

Finally, it was in 2011 that the ugliest paradox of the financial crisis became clearer.