Sentence examples for crisis expected from inspiring English sources

Representatives of countries contributing to a fund to support the global struggle against AIDS and other diseases that are ravaging the developing world met in Paris today but made little progress toward easing a cash crisis expected later this year.

The House vote Wednesday and Senate passage of the Democratic plan give the parties some political cover during an August recess when each will blame the other for an economic crisis expected in January when more than $500 billion in tax cuts are set to lapse.

The "green economy" concept has been driven into the mainstream of policy debate by global economic crisis, expected increase in global demand for energy by more than one third between 2010 to 2035, rising commodity prices as well as the urgent need for addressing global challenges in domains such as energy, environment and health [ 1– 3].

Even the biggest victims of the crisis expect to return to profitability this year.

Step forward the Right Young Things (RYTS .As Europe struggles in 2011 with the consequences of the crisis, expect flexible and pragmatic answers from the RYTS.

Before we are through this recession crisis, expect the official figures to be well over 3 million against the broader measure of 2.26 million out of work today," said Howard Wheeldon, a senior analyst at BGC Partners in London.

Meanwhile, self-management behaviors performed on demand were behaviors that participants performed to manage an acute problem or health crisis, expecting their health to return to status quo.

Many experts in higher education who have seen other universities weather crises expect the impact of the events at Penn State to fade within a year.

The ongoing crisis, which senior UN officials say could create a broader regional crisis, is expected to be high on the General Assembly's agenda.

As is occasionally pointed out in the meetings, financial crises are multiple equilibria creatures; that is, if no one expects a crisis then solvent firms don't face liquidity problems and remain solvent, but if a crisis becomes expected they do and don't.

Talks on ending the crisis are expected to resume Saturday in Costa Rica.