Sentence examples for crisis link from inspiring English sources

For example, Crisis Link, a group in the Washington area, has a new national number, 1-800-SUICIDE, but it offers very limited services because of money constraints, said Arlene Krohmal, a spokeswoman for the group.

About José Saramago's Claraboia, written in the 1950s and rejected by publishers at that time, critic Inês Pedrosa wrote in the O Estado de São Paulo that "the repeated references to the 'international crisis' link this novel to our days in a strangely prophetic way".

The environmental crisis links these two aspects of the problem.

"The euro crisis and the financial crisis linked to the debt of European countries is serious," said Mr. Leydier, whose box and paper manufacturing firm, Emin Leydier, in Lyon, often provides an early signal of seismic shifts in economic activity.

The rumors began in earnest on Monday, as whispers circulated that Bear faced a liquidity crisis linked to the still-dropping value of mortgage-backed securities an affiliate had issued.

Both Société Générale and Credit Suisse noted their low exposure to the credit crisis linked to subprime mortgage risks in the United States, which has hit some European banks in recent months.

Hobbled by a devastating banking crisis linked to a slump in Greece's economy, where Cypriot banks made piles of loans that are now virtually worthless, Cyprus on Saturday became the fifth country in the euro union to receive a financial lifeline since Europe's debt crisis broke out.

Jean-Pierre Jouyet, the head of the French stock market authority and a former minister of European affairs for President Nicolas Sarkozy, suggested Tuesday that Britain might need the help of its continental neighbors to tackle a future crisis linked to its own towering deficit.

"We're facing a health crisis, linked to a fraud".

Many in the medical profession fear Britain is in an obesity crisis linked to the consumption sugary processed foods.

Gilbert departed from Baron's thesis in another significant respect: For Baron the pursuit of wealth and the entrepreneurial spirit of Renaissance merchants was an essential component of the epochal turn towards the active life and, as he writes on the first page of the Crisis, linked to the rise of a bourgeois society.