Sentence examples for crisis dealing from inspiring English sources
They saw the prospect of a UK referendum as a tedious, unnecessary sideshow distracting attention from the more urgent and deeper matters the continent was confronted with – the Greek euro crisis, dealing with Russia, terrorism, migration and asylum questions.
Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Green, in particular, used the forum to lay out programs they said they would put into place to handle the crisis, dealing with rebuilding New York and improving security.
A1 City Can Begin Selling Bonds A judge cleared the way for New York City to sell bonds to refinance its remaining debt from the 1970's fiscal crisis, dealing a blow to Gov. George E. Pataki, who tried to block the plan as fiscally irresponsible and unconstitutional.
And yet they also have, in the past, expressed their own reservations about negativity, scolding The New Republic's James Wood for his uncharitable reviews of modern novelists and suppressing a withering addendum to "The Reading Crisis" dealing with Jonathan Safran Foer.
Before Baltimore it was Ferguson and in between we struggled with a crisis dealing with race and law enforcement in New York City.
In Asia the 1997 financial crisis dealt the South Korean car industry—always a rather artificial creation a huge blow.
When the euro crisis dealt Spain a second blow in 2010, the banks' buffers had already been depleted.
September's financial crisis dealt a crippling blow to trade finance, and then massive global recession destroyed whatever import demand was still being met.
After all, the financial crisis dealt a colossal blow to the financial-services sector, one of Britain's biggest export industries.
He said that the funds' decline was long in the making, after years of mismanagement, but that the country's debt crisis dealt the final blow.
When the energy crisis dealt its first sudden blows to the world economy, there were those who said a bracing austerity would bring people to their senses.
