Sentence examples for crisis from the from inspiring English sources

Marvin Miller saw the crisis from the other end.

Mr. Safire claims that Gov. Gray Davis "concealed the looming budget crisis from the voters".

Every day, it seems, we are bombarded with images of crisis from the nation's penal system.

There's the larger challenge of lifting the shadow of the sex abuse crisis from the Western church.

I don't have the slightest doubt that the President has been working hard on this crisis from the beginning.

Under Mr. Barry's guidance, Washington generated headlines for every sort of civic crisis, from the chronic to the macabre.

Fraud abetted the financial crisis, from the marketing of deceitful financial products to the banks' concealment of losses after the housing market collapsed.

David Cameron stepped up and did the right thing for refugees in September, but today shows a very cynical turnaround on the crisis from the Prime Minister.

The notion of shrinking the military at a time of crisis from the Maghreb to the Hindu Kush might appear ill-timed.

President Obama and his aides were blindsided by the crisis from the beginning (as were we in the news media), and I fear that they've mishandled it since.

Before the election, Davis concealed the looming budget crisis from the voters, and now, even with total Democratic control of the state, cannot right the ship.