Sentence examples for crisis expands from inspiring English sources

As the crisis expands, no one is forgetting that the Northern League, though a partner in every Berlusconi government, has not always been loyal.

The Associated Press reported that Mr Kerry was asked why the US couldn't bring in more refugees as the crisis expands, as he expressed concern over the lack of funds available to keep up adequate screening: "We're doing what we know we can manage immediately".

As this crisis expands and its ramifications are being researched, the college decisions of millennials and Generation Zers have altered drastically.

As the crisis expands in Burundi, however, educational and economic opportunities for women and girls are shrinking.

Those estimates (which are by CDC's own admission very conservative) are likely to go up as this public health crisis expands.

External intervention appears to remain a theoretical debate for now, even as time grows short for Syria while the body count rises (now past 18,000) and a severe refugee crisis expands.

He thrived on uncertainty and crisis, expanding his influence.

The prospect of the sovereign debt crisis expanding to two of Europe's largest economies, after bailouts of three smaller countries, has threatened to sink the bloc's monetary union after roughly a decade of existence.

In 2008, Goldman was stung by some losses on higher-quality mortgage bonds it held, when the crisis expanded from losses on risky bonds with subprime loans to losses in mortgages that were given to people with better credit histories.

Two international situations accounted for part of the decline; low prices for Norway's oil ($12-$12-$13 barrel, crude Brent) caused an immediate cut in public incomes, and the Asian financial crisis, expanding to Russia and Asia, reduced Norwegian exports to those markets.

F.D.R.'s "brain trust" provided the intellectual framework for his New Deal speech at the 1932 Convention and for many of the policies that he enacted in his first term — policies that eased the financial crisis, expanded poverty relief, and created a modern regulatory system.