Sentence examples for important crisis from inspiring English sources

And what makes them think that these executives will protect or prove responsible to the Administration during such a defining crisis and politically important crisis?

"The security council is the most important crisis management organisation in the world, and Russia takes it very seriously because it's a permanent member of the security council.

In an article published on Thursday afternoon, the party's leader, Pablo Iglesias, described the PSOE's turmoil as "the most important crisis since the end of the civil war in the most important Spanish party of the past century".

I want to thank Frank Rich for tapping into the most important crisis the United States will face in the next few years ["Bono's New Casualty: 'Private Ryan,"' Nov. 21].

But for all the attention on Syria, Egypt and other areas of conflict, the most important crisis for Mr. Obama remains the European economy because of its impact at home.

1172 Venice, Italy Vitale II Michiel, (died 1172, Venice) doge of Venice who ruled during an important crisis in the Venetian Republic's relations with the Byzantine Empire and whose assassination led to a significant revision of the Venetian constitution.

The crisis of the euro is one of the most important crises that Europe has known since its creation.

They were both devoted admirers of Britain and its history, and both presided over important crises in Anglo-French affairs.

Certainly, no one is obliged to speak out against Perkins's comments; the world faces more important crises than the off-putting ramblings of a Silicon Valley elder.

Although it has no sense of detachment from its characters, this book takes a long view of them and sees that they are not easily thrown by even the most seemingly important crises.

Some consider this the most important crises the patient community has faced since the 1980s.