Sentence examples for crisis failure from inspiring English sources

Rather than resulting in a sudden crisis, failure to raise the debt ceiling would lead to a slow bleed.

Tony Blair defends the invasion of Iraq on the grounds that without it "you would have had the so-called Arab spring come to Iraq Syriaia crisis: failure to intervene will have terrible consequences, says Blair, 7 April).

As reflected by the near disaster over last summer's debt-ceiling crisis, failure to compromise shortly would destabilize economic conditions and generate greater skepticism about Congress.

In the latest World Economic Forum Global Risks survey, which polls CEOs and world leaders, the top 10 risks identified by respondents were in essence variations on a couple of themes: economic uncertainty or climate and resource-related issues ("water crises", "failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation", "greater incidence of extreme weather events", and "food crises").

It will determine the price BP pays for its pre-crisis failures.

It is no coincidence that major derivative failures have been linked to trading from abroad, including the meltdown in the financial crisis, the failure of the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management in 1998 and, most recently, JPMorgan Chase's London Whale fiasco.

Not break or tear or crisis or failure.

Greece is plunged into crisis as failure to elect a president sets up a snap election.

At a time when unity among European governments has been of critical importance as the Continent grapples with its debt crisis, the failure of the deal exposed how competing national considerations can get in the way of cross-border cooperation.

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Even where sectarianism is less acute than Syria, there's economic crisis, political failure and renewed repression.