Sentence examples for decisive crisis of from inspiring English sources
Thus Dante suffered the most decisive crisis of his life.
Much has been written about the Cuban Missile Crisis a year later, but the Berlin Crisis of 1961 was more decisive in shaping the Cold War - and more perilous.
Politically, Mr. Sarkozy is forced to present himself as the responsible, decisive manager of crisis compared with Mr. Hollande, who has mockingly described the Sarkozy appeal to voters this way: "I'm a president who has failed for five years; I'm a nasty guy, but re-elect me because in these hard times, I am the only one who can do it".
Hegel showed that there is a constant work of history with some moments like this of climax, of crisis – of kairos, the Greek term, the decisive moment.
This is where the crisis of the European single currency has forced her, against her instincts, to become a decisive player and a risk-taker.
Economic power seems to have made a decisive shift.The crisis was followed by the slashing of interest rates in the developed world.
The Argentina Crisis of 2001-2002.
Mr Schröder's decisive handling of the crisis contrasted with the bumbling reaction of his conservative rival, Edmund Stoiber.
Ayatollah Sistani's role has been decisive at moments of crisis.
