Sentence examples for how much crisis from inspiring English sources

The resulting question is: How much crisis can and should the therapeutic relationship tolerate?

To this day, nobody knows for sure how much the crisis cost the taxpayer.

Commerce officials declined to say how much the crisis is costing.

However, much more research is needed before we have a clear view on how much the crisis contributed to our current predicament.

The 11 million customers affected by the diesel emissions scandal still do not know how their vehicle will be fixed and shareholders have no idea how much the crisis will eventually cost.

The American Roman Catholic bishops ended a discussion of financial issues today that included approval of a $53 million budget for 2003 but did not address calls by Catholic philanthropists for a nationwide audit detailing how much the crisis of sexual abuse by priests has cost the church.

Greeks are now separated into two camps -- the visionary believers, who see the crisis as the root for a new beginning, and are prepared to keep walking forward, focussing on the positive; and the bedraggled, self-deprecating cynics, stuck on analyzing how much the crisis proves that the nation is rotten to the core, and often being very enthusiastic in letting their negative opinions be known.

Details are in short supply, but intellectual momentum is building for a broader solution.Not a moment too soon, suggest the results of a new study by Luc Laeven and Fabian Valencia, two IMF economists.* They examined all systemically important banking crises between 1970 and 2007, creating a database on how much financial crises cost and how they are resolved.