Sentence examples for crisis of their from inspiring English sources

The IOC had a crisis of their own.

"This is a crisis of their own making," she said.

Meanwhile, wild pollinators are, by most accounts, in the midst of a crisis of their own.

Labour failed to capitalise after the referendum when the Tories were thrown into a crisis of their own creation.

"Cottonmouth" is this book's primal scene, where matched wits skirmish in a "by the book" crisis of their own making.

In other words, the Mediterranean countries currently trying to cope with migrants from other parts of the world may eventually have a migrant crisis of their own.

For the first time, people involved point out, both sides need an agreement to escape from crises of their own.

But Kosovo is not the only place in southeastern Europe experiencing serious problems: Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Macedonia are all going through crises of their own.

Choose at least five presidents and indicate on the timeline which were the major crises of their presidential term, the causes, and the after effects.

The most effective ideas were less sexy, such as sending hundreds of millions of dollars to the dozens of states that were struggling with budget crises of their own.

But she believes there are several fronts on which Congress and the Obama administration can — in fact, must — still move forward: on infrastructure and green energy initiatives, for example, and assistance to states hobbled with fiscal crises of their own.