Sentence examples for crisis with which from inspiring English sources

When Joanie unexpectedly meets Miranda, their heated encounter ignites the crisis with which the playwright's 90-minute story abruptly comes to a halt.

Although I am a consummate fan of Thomas L. Friedman, I am constrained to disagree with his view of a cure for the fuel crisis with which we are faced.

But perhaps it's that this time the heart of the diary isn't political but emotional, dominated by a mid-life crisis with which one suspects many men will instantly identify.

And nowhere is this chicanery more evident than in energy, the area of policy closest to the financial and personal interests of Mr Bush and his vice-president, Dick Cheney.What energy crisis?The great irony is that while greens invent an environmental crisis with which to berate Mr Bush, he himself invents an energy crisis to justify his ungreen, pork-barrel energy policies.

Coming on top of austerity measures that have already hit ordinary families the hardest – including a VAT hike costing them an average £450 every year – they are set to deepen a cost of living crisis with which many are already struggling.

"It would be a huge step backwards if the Stormont House Agreement were to be jeopardised and it would plunge us back potentially into the kind of budget and political crisis with which we were grappling last year," she said.

In order that Labour can win again, we need to understand the crises with which the Conservatives are struggling and to adapt our strategies accordingly.

Yet the event provoked no new crisis with China, which still insists that there is but one China, that Taiwan is a part of it, and that the government in Beijing is in charge.

The 2008 crisis with Georgia, which saw Moscow effectively establishing two Russian-speaking protectorates carved out from Georgia-proper, was just a taster.

Israel's outrage over one such TV series was one element of what would become the next crisis with Israel, which, inevitably, increased Turkey's standing in the Muslim/Arab world.

But it is the crisis in Colombia, with which Brazil shares a 1,000-mile 1,000-mileat seems to have the most potential to border a source of disagreementhatth Waseemston.