Sentence examples for crisis wanes from inspiring English sources
As the financial crisis wanes, economists are shifting their attention toward a more subtle, possibly more upsetting crisis in the United States: the significant increase in income inequality.
Among modern Westerners, it has largely been treated as the food of last resort, a hedge against starvation that lingers nostalgically in corners of authentic cooking after the crisis wanes.
So, at some point after the current international financial crisis wanes, the Harlem Y.M.C.A. will most likely either move to a larger space or give its interior an extensive overhaul.
Overseas travelers, actually, are coming back as well: In May, Rei Namikawa, a representative for the Benesse hotel, wrote in an e-mail that foreign guests have slowly been returning as the crisis wanes, adding that the hotel was fully booked during the Golden Week holidays that straddle April and May.
But rather than grit their teeth and hope to stretch their money and career prospects until the crisis wanes, some are taking matters into their own hands, leaving Spain and heading not just to Europe, but to Latin America, where language barriers are few and opportunities are plenty.
As the Ebola crisis wanes and media attention shifts away from West Africa, the underlying determinants of health and disease are still in place.
National attention on the crisis waned, and in Caddo Parish and elsewhere the public defenders have temporarily reduced their waitlists and stopped actively appointing non-criminal attorneys.
As the crisis waned, PIH and its affiliates said that raising money became harder.
11, 2001, levels, as often happens after crises wane.
But national attention on the crisis has waned, in part because conditions have improved in the city that receives no shortage of media coverage, New Orleans.
European public broadcasters said on Friday that they planned to provide special assistance to public television and radio networks in Eastern and Southern Europe that are facing budget cuts because of the global financial crisis and waning political support.
