Sentence examples for enduring a crisis from inspiring English sources

"The Congo is still enduring a crisis of huge proportions," Dr. Brennan said.

The professional educators who ran UVA were well aware that public universities everywhere were enduring a crisis.

Arg has charmingly admitted that he is enduring a crisis of confidence, worries deeply about his weight, looks and uninspiring wardrobe.

They also include a couple of people who might quaintly be called team boosters: the college president, Guert Affenlight, and his prodigal daughter, Pella, who has fled her marriage and is enduring a crisis of confidence that echoes Henry's own.

A particularly hated adversary is "overmurdered" by a battle-crazed Confederate soldier; a doctor enduring a crisis of confidence is "an unshucked oyster, hurtling on the winds, all air, gonad and gut"; in Ride, Fly, Penetrate, Loiter, the one-eyed biker Maximum Ned describes receiving the gift of tongues when he was stabbed in the eye: "Now I talk white, Negro, some Elizabethan, some Apache.

Facebook is enduring a crisis of conscience regarding whether its apps can be misused as weapons by those trying to interfere with elections or just exploit our data for profit.

Wagner's knights are enduring a spiritual crisis.

In a city enduring a housing crisis those empty homes could house 55,000.

At that time, Dalio was focussed on Europe, which was enduring a debt crisis that still isn't done.

While the rest of the economy boomed, farmers were enduring a prolonged crisis, with surpluses accumulating and prices plunging.

The story follows Dr Christian Troy, a plastic surgeon obsessed with sex, and his colleague Dr Sean McNamara, who is enduring a midlife crisis, at their flourishing practice in South Beach, Miami.