Sentence examples similar to existed crisis from inspiring English sources

Do any of us actually exist?" crisis.

If the Fed hadn't printed so much money several years ago, the fuel for the housing bubble and other disasters would not have existed; the crisis could never have happened.

I didn't even know of the concept of the quarter-life crisis existed until I googled "mid-life crisis at 23".

After a meeting at the State Department today with India's home minister, Lal Krishna Advani, to discuss the administration's campaign against international terrorism, Secretary Powell said he would visit South Asia "to see if I can make a further contribution, by my presence, toward resolving the situation that currently exists, the crisis that currently exists, in a peaceful manner".

"Sanders is a guy who wants to enact FDR-like programs, or at least boost them if they already exist," said Crisis Actors guitarist Tim Race, 28, who was dressed as a reptilian.

In most cases, these challenges pre-existed the crisis and will last for years afterwards, contributing to persistently weak health systems and subsequent high morbidity and mortality.

Similar to Germany and the Netherlands, the crisis hit the country as a transitory external demand shock, and a short-time work scheme existed during the crisis.

But what existed before the crisis was unsustainable.

Such groups existed before the crisis, said Ramón González Férriz, author of "La revolución divertida," a book partly about the wayward proclivities of young protesters.

No dummies, Democratic senators used "privatization" over and over at a hearing on Friday and maintained time and again that no "crisis" existed.

Jonathan Anderson of UBS points out that even if you exclude China and India, emerging economies grew some four percentage points faster than rich economies during the recession, about the same growth gap that existed before the crisis.