There are few public conversations in Tartus about the crisis enveloping Syria, several residents said.
Clearly, though, Wray's account deepened the crisis enveloping Kelly and his colleagues.
Over the last few days, the crisis enveloping Britain's prison system stopped being a warning scribbled in press releases.
One question for authorities is why CME appeared to be slow to respond to the crisis enveloping MF Global in the week before its bankruptcy.
In a sign of the crisis enveloping Spain, the government seized control of Bankia, the country's largest real estate lender, on Wednesday.
The crisis enveloping Volkswagen has intensified as German prosecutors opened an investigation of the former boss of the world's biggest carmaker, Martin Winterkorn, over the emissions scandal.
The cash crisis enveloping the health sector in England was laid bare this week as Whitehall sources reported the Department of Health (DH) is close to overspending its budget for this year, triggering a potential bailout from the Treasury.
LONDON — It is becoming increasingly evident to Spain's nervous European neighbors that the mounting crisis enveloping the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy goes much deeper than the economy.
REUTERS More Greek Bank Mergers Expected | Further consolidation is expected in the Greek banking industry, following Alpha and EFG Eurobank's merger on Monday, as more lenders look to alliances to combat the debt crisis enveloping the country.
The question of whether he felt under more pressure invited a blunt "no" and as to whether he could fix the crisis enveloping the club, Mourinho replied simply: "I cannot say".
The cranky figure braying excuses for his role in the crisis enveloping his country is actually Richard M. Nixon, as portrayed with captivating relish by Gerry Bamman in the MCC Theater revival of Russell Leess play Nixons Nixon.
