Sentence examples for crisis terms from inspiring English sources

The prominence of crisis terms in these periods, in addition to others, points to the Fed's inclination to alert consumers not only about the actual but also a potential crisis.

The offensive, planned to be the first act of an offensive against Katanga, was accompanied by widespread massacres of Baluba and a refugee crisis termed a genocide by some contemporaries.

There is a crisis in terms of people getting work.

"This is the worst crisis in terms of funding in recent history.

"This is the worst crisis in terms of funding in recent history," he said.

It would create a serious crisis in terms of the constitution".

"There may be a recruitment crisis in terms of new recruits," acknowledges Stott.

He is no doubt on top of the crisis in terms of studying it top to bottom.

"Is there a crisis in terms of the relationship between the Jewish community and the Labour party?" he said.

The governor can better manage the crisis in terms of how budgets are put together and where resources are directed.

Mr. Zeri said there are worries that it will rise again, adding, "We are on the brink of a crisis in terms of economy".