Sentence examples similar to crisis ridden developments from inspiring English sources
We'll be using Postone's re-reading of Marx as a point of departure for this discussion and will examine recent crisis-ridden developments in light of that critique.
It is the chaotic war-torn and crisis ridden Middle East today that fosters and nourishes the extreme violent ideology of Al-Qaeda and ISIS.
Mexico is becoming a manufacturing powerhouse at a time of vindication for those countries that kept or developed their industrial bases, unlike its crisis-ridden giant northern neighbour.
Her fresh image helped stabilize a crisis-ridden party.
As Naomi Klein explained in the Shock Doctrine, nothing suits monopolistic capitalism like convulsive, crisis-ridden times.
The Balkans might seem far removed from our own domestic crisis-ridden shores.
More importantly, it carried Barcelona - crisis-ridden, struggling Barcelona - into fourth place and a Champions League spot.
The specific interplay between the two influencing factors creates distinguishable modes of sectoral transformation, ranging from anticipative and smooth adjustments to reactive and crisis-ridden patterns of change.
Lady Thatcher broke the mould of crisis-ridden Britain, reducing the economic role of the state and fostering competition.
About £8bn of small investors' cash is now locked into crisis-ridden property funds.
Without geo-political and historical contextualization, this type of labeling and rhetoric presumes that Central Americans are inherently violent and crisis-ridden.
