Sentence examples for crisis raised from inspiring English sources

But the euro crisis raised the stakes.

The ISIS hostage crisis raised new questions and criticism about Abe's approach to international engagement.

The Northern Rock crisis raised concerns about what the Bank needed to do to help UK financial institutions.

The pound has already had a battering today after the Greek debt crisis raised fears of contagion.

The move — a first in the three-year-old European financial crisis — raised questions about whether bank runs could be set off elsewhere in the euro zone.

Cooper said the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, was right to suggest that the crisis raised serious questions about the Schengen agreement, designed for a different age.

The primary care crisis raises questions not just about future access but about current morale.

The movie, which focuses on the financial crisis, raises questions about economists and their consulting arrangements with big business.

But he will also argue that the economic crisis raises questions about fairness and the role of the state that only the SPD can answer.

But the most pressing question "Sowing Crisis raises is not whether American behavior in the Middle East has been consistently self-serving and expansionist.

Now, with the sexual abuse crisis raising questions about the health and morals of Catholic priests, seminaries have again come under scrutiny.