Sentence examples for crisis exceeds from inspiring English sources

Soumano believes the current crisis exceeds his vaunted capacities as a peacemaker.

The grim news from France inevitably overshadowed talks in Vienna on Saturday, but the widest forum yet convened to discuss the crisis exceeded expectations.

Underwater Fiscal Cliff: Where Americans must decide whether the long-term costs of resolving the budget crisis exceed the present free-market value of even bothering to have a damn country anymore.

As capital requirements increase, the probability of failure falls, and with it the subsidy.A leverage ratio of only 3-5% will not do the job on its own; the biggest losses during the crisis exceeded 6%.

The total economic costs of this crisis exceeded billion Euro.

It remains to be investigated, whether the model can be transferred to crises exceeding one session.

When all factors are considered, the Dallas Fed concluded that the "total cost of the crisis easily exceeds the value of the nation's output for an entire year".

In the past three years, the country's investment in research and development has risen despite the global economic crisis, and now exceeds the European average, he said.

He said Sema, alongside the National Emergency Management Agency, has reached 150,000 people in the camps in Maiduguri with food assistance, but admitted the crisis has now exceeded Nigeria's ability to respond alone.

They contend that in terms of money borrowed and economic output lost, the Greek crisis has far exceeded even the classic emerging market busts in Latin America and Asia — many of which were resolved via various forms of debt restructuring.

But even if we build enough prisons to escape this crisis and to exceed the enormous growth that the Home Office predicts for the future, we would still be facing sky-high reoffending rates and we could still be investing in failure.