Sentence examples for indicate a crisis from inspiring English sources

While the report showed an unattractive mix of slow growth and rising inflation — stagflation, is one way to look at it — it didn't indicate a crisis either for employment nor for price stability, the Fed's two concerns.

But these hazards indicate a crisis more than a war.

It indicates a crisis in Iran's tourism industry and it is inflicting irreparable damage".

Although the nutrition situation does not indicate a serious crisis, the results should be viewed in the context of the pre-existing poverty conditions and the aggravating factors such as winter conditions, massive household destruction, displacement, high unemployment and high morbidity.

Although most children with hypertension have no symptoms, moderate to severe headaches may indicate a hypertensive crisis.

To a certain degree, the results shown in Fig. 4 indicate a greater adaptation crisis in the July-August group, which is especially noticeable in the middle school period (X 2 = 9.368, df = 2, P < 0.01, the ratio of students reporting efficient use of time is 3.5 % lower than the September-October group and 9.9 % lower than the November-June group).

"All the signs indicate that a crisis is looming," Ms. Hedlund said.

While Katine has not reached this level, food shortages and rising prices have indicated a potential crisis.

And again and again, he describes intelligence reports indicating a deepening crisis in Iraq and a dithering response from the White House — shrugging off bad news, postponing decisions or simply calling up another study.

The scale of India's rape problem indicates a deeper crisis of our civilization, one of the oldest in the world.

The study did not look at gender, but the authors said the index scores for African American children indicated a "national crisis".