Sentence examples for crisis draw from inspiring English sources

Joe Lawson (MP: Hilary Benn, member for Leeds Central) "ISIS is just a convenient bogeyman for fading colonial power" Airstrikes will worsen the refugee crisis, draw us into a proxy war with Russia over their naval base in Syria and control of Syrian oil, and will lead to a drawn-out engagement that will probably require troops on the ground.

Italy's economy sagged in 2009 as the global economic crisis drew the country into recession.

In some ways, the financial crisis drew interest in these types of funds.

The 50th anniversary of the Cuba crisis draws near: that's the climax of my story.

For example, the Federal Reserve's balance-sheet has more than doubled during the crisis, drawing considerable attention.

The June 2010 workshop, which focused on global policy in the aftermath of the financial crisis, drew more than 80 participants from more than 35 countries.

The deal stirred controversy in China when the value of the stake plunged, along with most stocks, during the global financial crisis, drawing vehement criticism among some Chinese.

While the banking sector's responsibility for the mortgage crisis drew most of the attention, analysts said other factors also weighed on the sector.

The legions of transaction lawyers who worked late before the crisis drawing up merger contracts are home to tuck the children into bed.

Several of the countries hit by the crisis drew up new legislation; Thailand, for instance, passed new bankruptcy laws and corporate-governance codes.

The financial crisis drew attention to bonuses paid by banks to top managers and traders for actions that later proved disastrous.