Sentence examples for deepest crises from inspiring English sources

In its deepest crises, he says, modern capitalism has relied on its enemies to wade in with the lifebelt of reform.

When South Sudan declared independence, it took oil worth billions of dollars with it, gutting Sudan's economy and creating one of the deepest crises that President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has faced in his more than 20 years in power.

In the middle of one of the deepest crises in history, however, Greece manages to retain the deficit relatively close to the 3% limit, while other European Union members have reached 8% or even 11%.

Facing one of their deepest crises in a half-century of power, Liberal Democrats decided on Mr. Fukuda, 71, to steady a party wobbling from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's disastrous one-year government, his abrupt resignation 11 days ago and a surging opposition.

They will communicate that the deepest crises we face, such as climate change, poverty, and powerlessness, require collective and coordinated responses.

Burundi is facing its deepest crisis since the end of an ethnically fuelled civil war in 2005.

California may be in the deepest crisis, but others, like New Jersey, are teetering.

The euro zone is in the midst of its deepest crisis since the single currency was created.

"We start from the premise that Canada is facing the deepest crisis in recent memory," the manifesto states.

The prospect of the meeting has exposed the tensions in Mr. Sharon's unity government, provoking its deepest crisis.

Three verses were emblematically sung by Tom in his hour of deepest crisis.