Sentence examples for crisis has come from inspiring English sources
"The crisis has come to Peru".
"It's whatever crisis has come up that week that I have to fix.
For Greeks, the crisis has come in waves – waves of loss, anger and despair.
"Everything we have learned about this credit crisis has come as a surprise.
Out of a moment of extreme crisis has come an opportunity.
The cyclical crisis has come on top of the secular one, and the two are now feeding off each other.
Even France — which, together with Germany is paying most of the bill for the crisis — has came under attack as investors grow more nervous about the state of its banks.
For decades, Obama told the nation, America had squandered its advantages and now the crisis had come.
They had previously indicated that their string of rate cuts, intended to soften the blow of the credit squeeze and the housing crisis, had come to an end.
It's very difficult to convey the thrill of that moment: of knowing the crisis had come, that the book was ready to write.
A basement full of cobblers in the old city, when asked to describe where they thought the crisis had come from, could come up with only curse words for their leaders.
