Sentence examples for cyclical crises from inspiring English sources

With capitalism going through one of its cyclical crises, his plays have acquired renewed topicality.

The model explains some of the complex phenomena that occur in these interactions, such as mistaken wars, cyclical crises, and the failure of non-proliferation deals.

Oxfam chief executive Barbara Stocking said: "Chronic poverty in a world of gross inequality of wealth and opportunity lie at the heart of these cyclical crises.

While addressing the standard textbook issues in mainstream economics, Krugman seems oblivious to one area of the field that has warned of deep, cyclical crises in capitalism since its inception: Marxist economics.

"This has been a papacy of cyclical crises," said Marco Politi, a journalist who covers the Vatican, citing a series of missteps: the citation of a disparaging comment about Islam in a 2006 lecture that angered Muslims; support for the canonization of the controversial pope during World War II, Pius XII; and the 2009 attempt to rehabilitate a Holocaust-denying bishop.

Marx believed that if the proletariat were to seize the means of production, they would encourage social relations that would benefit everyone equally, abolishing exploiting class, and introduce a system of production less vulnerable to cyclical crises.

The cyclical crisis has come on top of the secular one, and the two are now feeding off each other.

This access was used to cushion the cyclical unemployment crises of the sugar industry.

The cyclical nutrition crises have raised awareness on the urgent need to train more highly skilled nutrition professionals to deliver emergency nutrition interventions.

For economics to offer useful recipes – including to Brexiteers – it need to solve its own cyclical internal crisis of relevance.

With a chronic malnutrition rate of 40 per cent among children under age five even in an average year, Niger has been in a state of cyclical hunger crisis for a long time.