Sentence examples for have crises from inspiring English sources

"It's axiomatic that companies eventually have crises," says Mr Schmidt.

Overall, though, I don't have crises of confidence about my image.

The people I interviewed say that they have learned to live life more fully, to savour it, and are better able to weather crises (though they still have crises, despite that other stereotype of ageing: serenity).

But and aggressive action to get credit flowing again, they have crises that last years and years instead of months and months — years of low growth, low job creation, and low investment that cost those nations far more than a course of bold, upfront action.

Ms Mogherini, speaking fluent English, said that "the challenges are huge... all around Europe we have crises - on European soil, in Ukraine, and starting from Iraq and Syria, going to Libya".

Ms Mogherini, speaking fluent English, later said "the challenges are huge... all around Europe we have crises - on European soil, in Ukraine, and starting from Iraq and Syria, going to Libya".

I have crisis teams in place".

"We have crisis 12 months a year," she said.

Other countries' microlenders, too, have had crises.

China isn't the only place Amway has had crises.

"Well, we have had crises to overcome before.