Sentence examples similar to crisis stricken from inspiring English sources

In fact, the fund was virtually empty and the crisis-stricken Icelandic government was refusing to take on its liabilities.

Economists applauded the move, saying that Ireland — unlike other crisis-stricken European countries, most notably Greece and Spain — was showing courage in trying to rein in its deficit.

It would obviously be clarifying to see that extra information, but for the moment the safest bet is to assume that some generalised grumblings about crisis-stricken Europe have been spun into a royal endorsement for out.

Exports to crisis-stricken Europe plummeted 26%.

Relations with crisis-stricken Zimbabwe continued to be tense.

History may or may not repeat itself, but crisis-stricken politicians certainly do.

The strong Japanese yen has bitten into exports while demand has evaporated in crisis-stricken Europe.

The… History may or may not repeat itself, but crisis-stricken politicians certainly do.

Adding to the company's difficulties, the business has borrowed from the crisis-stricken Icelandic bank Landsbanki.

At 11% of GDP that is a bigger gap than in crisis-stricken Greece and Ireland (see chart 2).

Housing starts are rising sharply.In the crisis-stricken euro area the Spanish freefall will continue, judging by still- elevated valuations.