Sentence examples for feeling of crisis from inspiring English sources

But that has done little to ameliorate the feeling of crisis expressed by many Arizona politicians.

While the Japanese economy may have seemed stubbornly adrift, there was scant feeling of crisis.

"He liked to keep a feeling of crisis, so that you were always uncomfortable," said Yevgeny F. Saburov, economics minister in 1991, who has worked for Yukos.

They've been gaming out what would happen if Israel struck Iran (somewhere around a 40 percent probability this summer, I'd say) and apparently in the ensuing feeling of crisis, gas prices could go up to $8 a gallon.

Regardless of the immediate outcome of this year's budget follies, the feeling of crisis as a regular feature of the school year is wearing thin on teachers, parents, administrators and most of all students.

The Coalition's hysteria is designed to create a false feeling of crisis and brinkmanship in order to get their way through the parliament and secure their preferred half a trillion dollar limit.

That slight feeling of identity crisis persists.

I've always been in that weird purgatory". That slight feeling of identity crisis persists.

12.09pm BST There is no feeling of the crisis being over, he says.

Because the feeling of a crisis fades so quickly, it's worth recalling that for the whole week of the hurricane most people in the city had no access to official help.

Yet rather than being smartly eclectic in the way Luhrmann crashed together the can can and Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit in Moulin Rouge!, the involvement of so many different composers gives the musical a feeling of identity crisis, which the gaudy visuals can't quite disguise.