Sentence examples for crisis refers from inspiring English sources

The "Ukrainian crisis" refers to profound tensions in the the country's nation and state-building processes since it achieved independence in late 1991, which now threaten the unity of the state itself.

The problem is how does a community measure "crisis?" Seattle's housing crisis refers to everything from homeless encampments and people sleeping in cars, to the fact that someone couldn't find a home they could afford with two bathrooms.

It is worth noting that the word "crisis" refers to a temporary state that will be resolved...one way or another.

The Flint water crisis refers to a palpable level of fear that residents have over high levels of lead that have plagued the city's municipal water supply for the last year.

What we popularly refer to as the "Social Security solvency crisis" refers to a large population of Americans (the "Baby Boom Generation") entering their retirement years at a time when the number of contributors is less than ideal.

The term 'mental health crisis' refers to a state in which someone is either very distressed or very unwell and there is an increased risk of harm.

An article last Wednesday about New York City's homeless crisis referred incorrectly to the city's temporary housing obligation.

An article on Tuesday about twins in Brazil affected by the country's Zika crisis referred imprecisely to one feature of an identical twin pregnancy.

Assad made light of reforms he had promised in an attempt to defuse the crisis, referring to "rubbish laws of parties, elections, media".

Correction: December 9 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about the relationship between corporate interests and national priorities at times of crisis referred incorrectly to the industrialist Andrew Carnegie.

As they marched in Rome on Wednesday, students shouted, "We don't want to pay for the crisis," referring to the financial crisis that has turned Italy's troubled labor market from bad to worse.