Sentence examples for crisis kick from inspiring English sources

BTW, any suggestion that Iceland, an island which helped the global financial crisis kick off by creating an unsustanable banking industry, is having its revenge on the UK, which insisted it pay back the cash, is pure satire.

The solution to the poaching crisis kick starts with a spark as it turns out!

Maybe it was the mid-life crisis kicking in.

In the years before the financial crisis kicked in, American demand contributed to global growth.

The agave crisis kicked in a few months ago, sending prices spiralling.

In summer 2010, just as the eurozone crisis kicked off, the country whose banks were most exposed to Greece was France.

Mr. Immelt observes that G.E.'s stock, which climbed above $40 in 2007 before the crisis kicked in, has mirrored how investors have viewed financial services over the last decade.

Mr. Moynihan said that starting in May 2010, when the sovereign debt crisis kicked in, Bank of America started to bring down its exposure to Europe.

But isn't it time we rewarded these individuals financially for the immeasurable contribution they provide every time a national crisis kicks off?

The electrical retailer, which has endured a few tough years since the financial crisis kicked off,  declared that it had enjoyed "a particularly strong post Christmas sale period".

But there are plenty of reasons why many households are still finding things tough six years after the crisis kicked off.