Sentence examples for crisis predicted from inspiring English sources

The constitutional crisis predicted for years by Professor Vernon Bogdanor is upon us.

"The greatest problem we confront is not an environmental crisis predicted by flawed computer models, but a human crisis that is fully within our power to solve".

Peabody Energy, the world's largest private coal company, said on Monday that global warming was "an environmental crisis predicted by flawed computer models".

The constitutional crisis predicted yesterday in an overheated dissenting opinion by Chief Justice Charles Wells of the Florida court is not inevitable.

A study conducted before the global economic crisis predicted the bankruptcy of more than one-third of China's exporters by 2009.

The New York Times reporter Binyamin Appelbaum said on Twitter that the agency's plight amounted to "a housing crisis predicted by pretty much everyone".

The Aug. 19 Congressional Budget Office report (The Federal Debt and Risk of a Fiscal Crisis) predicts $23 trillion in debt by 2020 and deficits rising from the $1 trillion mark to $2 trillion.

Estelle James, a World Bank economist and author of Averting the Old Age Crisis, predicts that five to ten more countries will adopt some form of social security privatization in the next five years.

They've spent pretty much the whole past four years issuing dire warnings about inflation and soaring interest rates that keep not coming true; they cling to the belief that if only a Republican were in office we'd have a 1982-style revenery even though economists who actually studied past financial crises predicted the slow recovery in advance.

For one thing, the crisis they predicted keeps not happening.

Several turbulent weeks on, Darling has emerged stronger from the whole affair and from his handling of the crisis he predicted.