Sentence examples for crisis fit from inspiring English sources

Taking a step back, where does this crisis fit into the larger history of taxation and debt in our country?

The Cuban missile crisis fits a similar mold.

He adds that this crisis fits into "a long tradition of Presidential candidates taking on incumbents who are too cozy with the Chinese".

Ukraine's crisis fits this model perfectly.

And to many, Flint's water crisis fits into a historical trend of environmental racism in the U.S., which for decades has allowed polluters to prey on communities of color, in part because of weak environmental regulations. .

Whereas Part 1 of this series focused on the patterns of work-life crisis, this month's edition takes on the shape--the rhythm--of the typical career, and how career crises fit into its natural stages.

Ms. Hersh confronts the crisis of fitting the human spirit into a body in her jagged, trance-inducing, utterly individualistic songs.

But it's also an idea that meets the challenge of the crisis, and fits precisely with Miliband's call for a new economic model that makes the banks a "part of the solution to our economic future, not part of the problem".

The use of a crisis card fits in the philosophy of collaborative care because it communicates that patients are (at least partly) able to cope with crisis themselves.

Times of crisis require fit-for-purpose, ready-to-use, readily stockpiled preventive tools that place no extra demands on hard pressed emergency services.

Officials of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Tashkent, the capital, said the current crisis seems to fit the old pattern, with Afghanistan's dislocated people heading elsewhere.