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Discover LudwigThe phrase "face a crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used when someone is confronted with a difficult situation that needs to be solved. For example, "The company was forced to face a crisis when their main supplier went bankrupt."
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"We still face a crisis" (italics added).
"If this situation sustains we will face a crisis.
Today, we face a crisis almost everywhere we look.
"The landlords are going to face a crisis soon".
"If we don't get more resources, we face a crisis.
You face a crisis and find your courage.
The humanities today face a crisis of relevance, if not of meaning and purpose.
"This would ensure that families don't face a crisis when this period ends," he said.
Both men face a crisis of Christian belief in the materialist West.
This is that the armed forces face a crisis of recruitment and battle-readiness.
When flows in these rivers begin to decline, the region's farmers could face a crisis.
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