Sentence examples for faces crisis from inspiring English sources

January 2009 As the justice ministry faces crisis, Dati gives birth by caesarian section and returns to work five days later.

When a country like India faces crisis, for domestic reasons but also perhaps because of what is happening in the United States, capital tends to flow out of that country and toward safe havens (like the United States).

As a kind of fiscal first responder, he is one of those guys called in when an agency (or a bank, or, in one case, Major League Baseball) faces crisis.

And after long offering deep discounts, they are bringing prices back up. 1 Governor Faces Crisis Gov. Mike Foster of Louisiana, who once had high approval ratings, is facing a decline in popularity as his state hits an economic crisis.

A3 Spanish Leader Faces Crisis The Basque region's declaration that it has the right to secede from Spain has pushed Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero toward the first crisis of his tenure.

Several of the newspapers also convey the sense of bafflement at what happens next: "Europe faces crisis after gambling Greeks say No" (The Times); "Europe in turmoil as Greeks vote No" (Daily Telegraph); "Greek 'no' plunges Europe into crisis" (The Independent); "Greeks vote 'no' - Europe shudders (i); and "Greece's eurozone future hangs in balance as No vote set to triumph" (Financial Times).

Eintracht faces crises both on and off the field.

Elsewhere in the Andes, the official noted, the administration faces crises.

Global healthcare faces crisis-level personnel shortages, which make developing and sustaining QI initiatives extremely difficult [ 13].

The Beijing News declared: "Facing Crisis, China and the U.S. Huddle Together Around the Fire".

Vultures "invest" in the sovereign debt of countries facing crisis – meaning they can buy debt cheap.