Sentence examples for crisis ring from inspiring English sources
This may be why countries have been able to sterilise large amounts of foreign reserves without attracting yet more capital.Thus neither of the two commonly held views about the victims of the Asian financial crisis ring true.
His verdict on the JIC's role in the lead-up to the Suez crisis rings true today in the climate of the Iraq war: the intelligence, he recorded, was "misuse(d) and neglect ed)" by their political masters.
Mr Davey told the programme Labour's warnings about a looming energy crisis rang hollow.
Voters are bitterly disappointed with a Congress and president locked in confrontation, even as crises ring the horizon.
Chuck Hagel, the current Pentagon chief, resigned under pressure on November 24th, accepting his fate as fall-guy for a national-security apparatus that appears increasingly adrift, even as lethal crises ring the horizon.
Her best-known campaign advertisement, about the White House "crisis phone" ringing at three in the morning, was meant to convey that message.
Risk-management teams at banks have traditionally been divided into watertight compartments, with some people worrying about credit risk (the chances of default on loans, say), others about market risk (such as sudden price movements) and yet others about operational risks such as IT failures or rogue traders.The crisis has rung the death-knell for that approach.
While the bankers have apologised for failing to spot the crisis, their words "ring hollow" and "an apology is due for the incompetent and reckless board strategy", the report said.
The emergency crisis numbers were ringing out.
Some of the same people who warned of the looming subprime crisis two years ago are ringing alarm bells again.
