Sentence examples for devastating crises from inspiring English sources

It should not be hard to see why this idiocy is precisely what makes devastating crises so much more likely in real life than in the models.

Though at least 2,400 people have died from the disease, according to the Associated Press, and people in Liberia have been ordered to stay at home because of the overwhelming risks, there has been a lack of global support, as compared to such past devastating crises as the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

The role of testosterone-driven risk taking for status and power is perhaps the major cause of these devastating crises.

This sense of the ephemeral engulfs Mary Ann, who at 57 has, as the title suggests, entered the autumn of her life — a life that has been recently and abruptly rocked by two devastating crises.

And all that despite the fact that Spain has, over recent years, suffered one of the most devastating crises in the eurozone – a crisis that many people here blame on austerity policies from Brussels.

It is the cause of artificial but devastating crises like the horror show of 2000, when the Supreme Court decreed that a deeply flawed, probably nonexistent five-hundred-and-thirty-seven-vote plurality in one state outweighed a comfortable half-million-plus-vote majority in the United States of America.

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Many developing countries then experienced devastating financial crises.

The new lab will train economists to be more historically literate so they can better contribute to policy debates and help avoid devastating economic crises.

Previous governments were rocked by devastating economic crises, but President Fox has presided over a period of economic stability, with inflation rates at their lowest in three decades.

"We believe this medical crisis is the gravest since the 1998 Asian crisis," he warned, referring to a drop in the value of Thailand's currency that set off a series of devastating financial crises across southeast Asia.