Sentence examples for have been crises from inspiring English sources

There have been crises again and again in the history of European unification.

There have been crises more or less every year since the Republicans took control of Congress in 1994.

There have been crises before, but not even the Great Depression pushed bond yields down this far or this widely.

There had been crises in other countries such as Mexico and Brazil, but these could be attributed to inconsistent government macroeconomic policies.

But his real strength, at least for the past 18 months, has been crisis management.

Though there have been graver crises, the world has never been more unstable and more dangerous.

There have been other crises in Pasteur's long history, Rey adds.

Water crises have been described as crises of fragmented governance, particularly in transboundary settings where freshwater resources cross political borders.

"But it would have been a crisis had we not gained approval for the bond".

If the Labour government had been responsible for those decisions, "it would have been a crisis".

It could easily have been a crisis moment for the business.