Sentence examples for impending crises from inspiring English sources

"The ICG is a private, multinational organisation committed to strengthening the capacity of the international community to understand and respond to impending crises.

But there should be much greater urgency in leftwing ranks, for the far right is stronger, better organised, and well-positioned to benefit from any impending crises.

These impending crises also underscore the timeliness of the recent formal partnering between the School of Social Welfare and the School of Social Development and Public Policy at Beijing Normal University.

In the Alabama race, Trippi said he started to sense a growing fatigue with Trump among younger, female and educated Republicans who had become weary of constantly impending crises.

The new leaders inherit a number of actual and impending crises, of which the most dramatic is in Tibet, where the number of self-immolations since 2009 has reached 92.

The space shuttle Columbia's fatal reentry, BP's Gulf oil rig disaster, Toyota's stuck accelerators, even the iPhone 4's antenna failures all were preceded by near-miss events that should have tipped off managers to impending crises.

There is an impending crisis.

Dr Abo el-Ezz warned of an impending crisis.

Can we survive the impending crisis and, if so, how?

"We had an impending crisis," said Chuck Hurley, a council spokesman.

Many books, however, treated the impending crisis of climate change more directly.