Sentence examples for crisis overcome from inspiring English sources

"You've got Scotch, haven't you?" he inquired, to which the reply was non-affirmative, a crisis overcome by a foray to the corner store for a bottle of Black Label, followed by a second expedition for the Perrier to accompany it.

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"The history of the United States is one of challenges faced, problems resolved, and crises overcome," it states.

But in spite of widespread expectations to the contrary, particularly in the United States, the Greek and the Euro crisis were overcome, and Europe has come out with strengthened rather than weakened institutions after the post-2008 ecrisiscrisisis.

"Both countries need to see this crisis finally overcome".

The crisis was overcome when the Russian central bank bought government bonds to provide liquidity.

It would be better to wait until the crisis is overcome.

"So we are back in a situation where we have got another crisis to overcome," he said.

He would see what worked and what did not, abandoning the latter and persisting with the former until the crisis was overcome.

— they must come "when the time is ripe, or when the present crisis is overcome" — in other words, at a very imprecise moment in the future.

Eventually, this crisis was overcome and, after an exhibition at the Edmonton Art Gallery in Alberta, Canada, in 1978, her career developed steadily, with a series of solo shows at Acquavella Contemporary Art in New York and Francis Graham-Dinon in London.