Sentence examples for crisis draws from inspiring English sources

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

A crisis draws people together.

"But as the crisis draws on for a very long time, there's a generosity fatigue.

As another debt-limit crisis draws nigh, it's timely to consider an aspect of national debt that is almost always overlooked in this perennial battle: The United States should remain a debtor nation, perhaps permanently.

PAGE D6 BUSINESS JAPAN GROWS MORE ANXIOUS As Global Crisis Draws Nearer Japan, with the world's second-largest economy, had seemed enviably immune from the global financial contagion; its cash-rich banks held little of the subprime debt that contaminated the books of financial institutions in the United States and Europe.

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.

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.