Sentence examples for crisis burst from inspiring English sources

After years of economic growth, the financial crisis burst Spain's construction bubble.

It represents a serious breach to the patterns followed in much of the world since the financial crisis burst open three years ago.

After the financial crisis burst Spain's construction bubble in 2008, "no doubt 2014 will be the first year when Spain will have some recovery," the minister said.

But the global financial crisis burst Spain's real estate bubble, dragged public and private finances dangerously close to insolvency, and turned Spain's economic miracle, which had subsidized the green revolution, into a recession.

These repeated warnings make it clear that Kabul Bank's problems were well known and specifically raised with Central Bank officers before the crisis burst into public view with a run on the bank this month.

"Trundle is described as a very charming adventurer, very good looking, well bred and an excellent dancer," a Special Branch report said in July 1935, long before the crisis burst into the open.

And it ought to worry them, too, just as it worries observers elsewhere in Europe, who see in Italy's position the threat of the euro crisis bursting back into life.

Asked if he felt vindicated by the West's blunt support for India in this crisis, he burst out laughing.

Another would appear if a world crisis should burst upon us (perhaps from south-east Asia) and reveal that no constructive help can now be found in New Delhi.

And Mr. Brown's response to the crisis — a burst of activism to make up for his past passivity — makes sense, whereas that of his opponents does not.

The fundamental cause is the drastic breakdown in private-sector demand brought on by the 2008 financial crisis that burst the debt-financed housing and spending boom preceding it.