Sentence examples for crisis placed from inspiring English sources
The crisis placed financial power in the United States in fewer hands, and gave a government institution that stands at a remove from democratic politics more power to supervise those giant organizations.
Both professions had grown with the support of extended social policies during the consolidation of the Social Welfare State, but the recent economic crisis placed them in a new scenario in which classical models of intervention were inadequate when it came to addressing the new social needs (Mulgan, 2007).
Flint, Michigan residents are in crisis, placed in a situation no one in this country should have to face.
The ongoing crisis placed enormous strain on Haiti's severely weakened health care system, and has also killed hundreds of people in nearby nations, including in Mexico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Very few still remember that when President Ronald Reagan assumed office in 1981, the Second Energy Crisis placed him in almost an exact economic position as Obama, and the Congress gave Reagan a $750 billion stimulus package.
No pressure of public opinion or looming constitutional crisis places any time limit on the Soviet's venture there.
Studies have shown that companies are more likely to bring in women and minority leaders during times of crisis, placing them on the so-called "glass cliff".
Both candidates knew instinctively that in the throes of an economic crisis placing the salvation of the planet high on the national agenda would not generate votes.
Then Greek voters revived the euro crisis by rebelling against austerity which they blame on Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel.Both crises place Germany at centre-stage while other Western powers are distracted, weak or absent.
America has no interest in seeing an eastern European crisis place significant stress on western European banks.
Some governments have frozen funding commitments or cut back on new pledges in recent months as the global economic crisis places strains on budgets.
