Sentence examples for crisis served from inspiring English sources
Spain's crippling economic crisis served to underscore a virtue that's been key to the project, said Viñuales: Patience.
From 1856 he served as president of the new Liberia College and, during a prolonged financial crisis, served again as president of the republic from 1872 to 1876.
As it happened, the lessons of the Asian currency crisis served many emerging countries well, by encouraging them to amass large reserves of foreign currency, principally dollars.
Mr. Bove's tome, which will examine how the actions taken after the financial crisis served to deepen America's economic woes, is still a work in progress.
But the financial crisis served as a useful reminder that history is replete with similar events and with evidence concerning which policy responses work.
It led to a generally happy life, spoiled only by a much-hated period of military service just before the Suez crisis, served in Alexandria.
Our recent crisis serves up the same lesson.
But the question for Underwood is – as ever – how can crisis serve his interests?
Lest the Japanese reactor crisis serve to undermine the acceptance of expanding the use of nuclear power in our nation, consider the staggering costs in health, quality of life and loss of life experienced in the pursuit of fossil fuels.
And if you believe that class struggle is the driving force of capitalist society, it's also not difficult to work out exactly whose interests the housing crisis serves.
Where is the crisis?" Serving up a goulash of facts and figures, Mr. Berlusconi stuck to his upbeat analysis in the first of two recent debates with his center-left opponent, Romano Prodi.
