Sentence examples for crisis exploded from inspiring English sources

Before Spain's crisis exploded in 2008, Chinese foreign investment in Spain was negligible.

Greece got away with phony figures for years until the crisis exploded.

And America is fortunate to have had a change at the top just as the crisis exploded.

It is worth looking at what has happened to financial markets around the world since the financial crisis exploded.

The crisis exploded after Kibaki was sworn in on 30 December and Odinga claimed the election was rigged.

A YEAR after the credit crisis exploded, policymakers are scrabbling for ideas on how to prevent another one.

This crisis explodes their marriage.

Yes, it would — but better to look slightly silly than to let a financial and Constitutional crisis explode.

Macpherson said he had seen the huge impact of the collapse of the UK banks in 2008, and watched the eurozone crisis explode; he and his officials were absolutely clear a currency union carried "very grave risks".

The question now, Mr. Reicher said, is whether Washington can find the political will to act before an oil crisis explodes.

"Because of this intervention by Draghi there is a kind of implicit understanding in markets that if the euro zone crisis explodes and you have a serious crisis of confidence, the E.C.B. will intervene even if it's against its mandate," said Harald A. Benink, a banking professor at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.