Sentence examples for crisis experienced from inspiring English sources
Britain's reaction to the crisis experienced delays at every stage and, when it finally swung into action, was ad hoc and uncoordinated, the Commons science and technology committee says.
It was the epitome of what commentators called the "urban crisis", and it was a crisis experienced disproportionately by African Americans, as whites increasingly fled to the prosperous, racially exclusive suburbs.
The vast exodus of Syrian children fleeing the conflict in their country during the past four years has highlighted the education crisis experienced by many millions of displaced children elsewhere, as well as highlighting the shocking inadequacy of the international community's response.
The unprecedented economic crisis experienced by Greece is fertile ground for research at myriad levels.
The recent crisis experienced by member countries of the European Monetary Union gives us evidence about the danger of such obfuscation.
The research motivation is how best an environmental challenge can be utilised to alleviate the energy crisis experienced by communities living in and around hyacinth water weed-infested water courses.
That, in turn, will reduce the risk that women are taking top jobs at companies that may already be in crisis, experiencing performance problems or be in transition.
He explained to the Today programme he had "the time of [his] journalistic life" during the banking crisis, experiencing "bliss" at uncovering a series of huge scandals in the sector.
Hooked into a pre-Oculus Rift VR rig, viewers hear audio from actual footage of the crisis, experiencing panic as bystanders react to the situation.
To someone living in the centre of the Greek crisis, experiencing the rapid social changes happening in the Balkans, America will always feel like a faraway, terrifying castle, guarded by the sea.
Economists have pointed to the periodic balance of payments crises experienced by Britain and the lack of such crises in Germany.
