Sentence examples for fear crisis from inspiring English sources

In the introduction, he says: "Like Hobbes and fear, crisis and the Labour party have always been twins – Siamese twins".

His early fiction, from Fever (1965) to The Giants (1973), was formally experimental, plumbing states of fear, crisis and madness amid mechanised urban dystopias and ecological disaster.

We are now at a critical juncture, a tipping point, where overstepping our planetary boundaries is leading us down a path to growing instability, resource scarcity, fear, crisis and potential conflict.

Crucially, he noted that a period of excess returns was not, by itself, something to fear; crises, he pointed out, tend to emerge when excess returns combine with maturity transformation in a way that translates falling returns into financial panic.

[C3.] Italy's Tourism Industry Fears Crisis Italy's tourism industry is suffering its worst crisis in half a century and needs emergency aid from the government, a business group said.

A feared crisis in the real estate and financial markets was averted by the creation of a company financed by the industry and backed by the government that covers losses from attacks in Wales, Scotland and England (but not Northern Ireland).

Others, however, fear another crisis is in the making.

"We don't fear the crisis," says gallerist Ulrich Semler.

Panic here, fear there: Crisis, destruction, no meat inspection, no cops, no teachers, no firefighters, no air traffic control.

Experts fear the crisis is deepening, with no new class of antibiotics or other major scientific development in 30 years.

The book-and-magazine market in Japan surpasses two trillion yen a year, but analysts fear a crisis.