Sentence examples for crisis generated from inspiring English sources

But even there, the crisis generated more weariness than anxiety.

What we are dealing with is a global crisis generated by decades of gross mismanagement of water resources.

The current manufactured crisis, generated by deliberate government policies, such as funding cuts, is a classic strategy of privatisation.

They say the summer migrant crisis generated widespread media coverage but did not in the end trigger the financial help they hoped for from the government.

This idea is favoured by radical integrationists, hopeful that the atmosphere of crisis generated by an Irish "no" would allow them to make a much bigger leap forward.

A likely explanation is that the financial crisis generated considerable uncertainty about future income, which in turn led consumers and firms to put off purchases of durable goods.

"It's true that times of crisis generate great difficulties, but this crisis has generated problems for everyone," he said.

Yet no humanitarian crisis generates so little attention per million corpses, or such a pathetic international response.

Since financial crises are associated with long-run losses in GDP, a reduction in the probability of a crisis generates marginal benefits.

Only the London media class and the Westminster political elite, both represented here in Bournemouth and in greater concentration at gatherings over the next fortnight, have been transfixed by a global crisis generating overreaction that feeds off itself.

In retrospect it will be clear that markets responded quite well to the financial crisis, generating an economic recovery--much as they always do.