Sentence examples for crisis resulting from inspiring English sources

A debt crisis resulting from Congressional irresponsibility may force the onetime constitutional law professor Barack Obama to do the same.

The Labour government promoted the financial deregulation that led to the banking crisis, resulting in bankruptcies and mass unemployment.

Rautavaara's problems with his Fourth Symphony coincided with a general disenchantment with serialism and a marital crisis (resulting eventually in divorce).

In June and July, Mexico became caught up in the crisis resulting from an upsurge in the illegal immigration of Central American children to the United States.

Standard & Poor's, for example, published a report forecasting a possible credit crisis resulting from passage of the bill, "further reducing economic growth prospects".

In the second-season premiere of "Longmire," at 10, Sheriff Walt Longmire Robert Taylorr) deals with a hostage crisis resulting from a botched prison transfer.

If we had followed Smith's centuries-old advice, there would have been no 2008 financial crisis resulting from reckless deregulatory policies.

"The crisis resulted from the failure of Argentine policy makers to take necessary corrective measures sufficiently early," it said.

"The European sovereign debt crisis resulted in a reduction of investors' appetite for risk," the bank said.

You can't see the crisis results fully yet because people have been living off their savings.

The current crisis resulted, in part, from the City Council's decision in June to reduce its contribution to the schools by $16 million.