"deadly crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a situation which poses a serious threat to people or the environment. For example, "The world is facing a deadly crisis due to the rapidly changing climate."
But two recent front-page images in The Times, both related to the deadly crisis in Syria, were something far more powerful.
Many farmers have lost crops and livelihoods, causing a deadly crisis not only for themselves but also for those in the cities who rely on their produce.
Another question is whether his financial troubles — the house with the chains in the basement was in foreclosure — might have eventually pushed the women's situation to a deadly crisis.
As the international community attempts to steer Syria toward a political resolution to its deadly crisis, much of the focus has fallen on what it will take to sideline the extremists in the opposition and to bring the rebels to the negotiating table.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet As the international community attempts to steer Syria toward a political resolution to its deadly crisis, much of the focus has fallen on what it will take to sideline the extremists in the opposition and to bring the rebels to the negotiating table.
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has rejected the army's 48-hour ultimatum to resolve the country's deadly crisis, saying it will only cause confusion.
Drug overdose deaths set a record in 2017, killing more than 70,000 Americans and surpassing other deadly crises like HIV, car crashes and gun violence during their peak years.
While our attention is being diverted by the conflicts in Iraq and Darfur, let us not forget that Congo remains the world's deadliest crisis.
LONDON — Britain, Germany, the Netherlands and the United States issued ominous warnings on Thursday about threats to Westerners in Libya, in particular the unruly eastern city of Benghazi, less than a week after the deadly hostage crisis in neighboring Algeria.
NEW DELHI — As a chest surgeon who has been operating on lungs since 1988, I am pained to say that it is time to call India's deadly pollution crisis a public health emergency.
The maker of the powerful prescription painkiller OxyContin has reached a settlement of $270 million£204m4m) with the state of Oklahoma, as the Sackler family behind the company faces mounting criticism over their role in the nation's deadly opioid crisis.
