Sentence examples for crisis triggering from inspiring English sources

The country is suffering a severe economic crisis, triggering an exodus of young people across the Sahara in an attempt to reach Europe.

And many also foresee the crisis triggering a fundamental shift in the global balance of power; even infecting the liberal political values that ostensibly lie at the heart of European foreign policy.

Johnny Cameron, the former Royal Bank of Scotland investment banking boss, has challenged mounting suggestions that failures in his division played a major role in the firm's 2008 financial crisis, triggering a £45bn taxpayer bailout to save the bank.

A suspected Isis suicide bombing on Turkish soil has plunged the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan into fresh crisis, triggering rioting, mass arrests and the execution of two police officers.

For each case and for each actor, we describe the context and relationships: 1) the person with the mental illness; 2) the symptoms; 3) the crisis (triggering factors), and 4) the perspectives on recovery.

A crisis triggers intense memories and causes him to reflect on love and loss.

The system could not survive another global financial crisis triggered by a property boom going wrong.

A spectacular currency and banking crisis triggered one of the IMF's biggest-ever bail-outs.

Europe is in crisis, a crisis triggered by excesses of capitalism, yet the mainstream left does not thrive.

Larayedh was appointed prime minister in February 2013, following the crisis triggered by the assassination of opposition leader Chokri Belaïd.

That crisis triggered hundreds of pieces of legislation, as well as additional funds for the corps to pursue floatables.