Sentence examples for disastrous crises from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the competition of employers for custom, which leads to the production of a dozen articles to satisfy the demand for one, leads to disastrous crises of feverish overproduction alternated with periods of bad trade ("booms" and "slumps"), making continuous employment of the proletariat impossible.

Some on Wall Street think a shutdown now will help House Republicans blow off steam and make them more willing to compromise to avoid a far more disastrous crisis in a couple of weeks.

So it's hardly surprising that those same struggles have critically important echoes and resonances -- if sometimes painfully dissonant ones -- for our bitterly divided politics and disastrous financial crises today.

Amnesty International is already warning of a disastrous humanitarian crisis.

For Argentina, an already disastrous economic crisis is suddenly threatening to become even more calamitous.

That came after its very turbulent 1990s, marked by a disastrous financial crisis and plummeting standards of living.

The United Nations has said Afghanistan, afflicted by drought and war, is "facing perhaps the most disastrous humanitarian crisis".

Mr. Summers urged troubled Asian economies, then in the middle of a disastrous financial crisis, to emulate American-style "transparency and disclosure".

Besides, in case you haven't been watching the Fed lately, we're in the midst of a potentially disastrous financial crisis.

This is without a doubt the most disastrous injury crisis in WWE history and is exposing just how little depth the current roster has and questions have naturally arisen about which direction the WWE will take moving forward.

The most senior civic leader in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo has condemned the west for failing to stop Russian airstrikes cutting off the city and warned of a disastrous humanitarian crisis within weeks.