Sentence examples for experienced crises from inspiring English sources

When I made this point in "The Quiet Coup" in April 2009, some commentators shrugged off the comparison of the United States and emerging markets that had experienced crises, such as Russia or Indonesia or Brazil.

Countries such as South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Hong Kong, whose economies had previously been the envy of the world, experienced crises.

We've all experienced crises in our lives.

In recent years, the state has experienced crises including a major oil pipeline spill along the Kalamazoo River and toxic algal blooms on Lake Erie that contaminated drinking water.

These overwhelming feelings cause them to seek emotional support and understanding from others, particularly from those who have experienced crises of their own.

Some of the interviewees' statements link back to what was said in the theoretical remarks about experienced crises.

He has experienced crisis first hand: for four years he suffered a heroin addiction that almost claimed his life.

A meeting between students and those people who once experienced crisis in their lives but managed to overcome was regarded as worth sharing with students.

Why does one have to experience crises?

When a person suffers an acute and critical illness the person's family may experience crises.

From interviews with third year engineering students, we identified what we termed the 'no problem Discourse model', in which students construct an upbeat portrayal of their experience of a course, despite experiencing crises induced by assessment events.