Sentence examples for hard crisis from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately it is the combination of growth-enhancing structural reforms and consistent fiscal consolidation that will firmly re-establish investor confidence and ensure that the Irish and Portuguese people can put this very hard crisis behind them and move on," Mr. Rehn said.

Germany was slower than the United States, Britain or France to recognize how hard the crisis would hit its economy.

Given the aging population you wouldn't expect median wealth for the entire population to decline.Also the data reveal how hard the crisis has been on the young.

That finding allowed America to rally international support for unprecedented economic sanctions, but exposed how hard the crisis is to solve.In the long run Ali Khamanei, Iran's supreme leader, faces two logical choices.

But the European elections in early June may show how voters are reacting to hard times.Government crises have not brought big changes.

"The Castro regime seems to undertake these currency operations when it's suffering from a hard-currency crisis," he explains.

Arizona, hit hard by the crisis, saw a marked decline in fertility.

Savannah, beneath its quaint stylishness, had been hit hard by the crisis.

Pomigliano has traditionally built Alfa Romeos, a brand that has been hit particularly hard by the crisis.

I don't have the slightest doubt that the President has been working hard on this crisis from the beginning.

Rank-and-file employees at these companies, who have been hit hard by the crisis, don't get these deals.