Sentence examples for crisis raising from inspiring English sources

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

FRANKFURT — With Japan's crisis raising new questions about nuclear power, this might seem an ideal time for a company that is a global leader in alternative energy and has a big presence in an energy-starved country, India.

Tokyo Electric in recent days has acknowledged that damage at the plant was worse than previously thought, with fuel rods most likely melting completely at Reactors 1, 2 and 3 in the early hours of the crisis, raising the danger of more catastrophic releases of radioactive materials.

Mrs. Clinton has been enjoying her first real burst of momentum lately, thanks to her new advertisements and speeches questioning Mr. Obama's abilities in a crisis, raising the fact that he has not convened his Senate subcommittee to hold hearings on the Afghanistan war.

The global creep of the credit crunch has spread to Iceland: last week its central bank was forced to increase interest rates dramatically in an effort to fend off a full-blown economic crisis, raising fears the country's banking sector is in danger of collapse.

It's a case that goes to the heart of the UK's housing crisis, raising questions about the importance of communities, whether market forces should be the only determinant of where people live, and whether councils should be holding on to prime real estate.

But the euro crisis raised the stakes.

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

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.

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