Sentence examples for larger crisis from inspiring English sources

The controversy over the PACE study reflects a larger crisis in public health.

But it underscores a much larger crisis: how to preserve the nation's vast library collections.

Now, all of a sudden, DC's malaise looks like it might be feeding into a larger crisis.

And all of this is happening in the context of a larger crisis in the Republican Party.

It has been suggested that England's poor performance in Brazil may be due to a larger crisis of confidence.

The world still has its problems, but it no longer seems to be building toward some larger crisis.

The scheduling clash between IPL and the English cricket season is a symptom of a larger crisis.

It transcends borders, and cuisines, and speaks to a larger crisis of which pseudo-carbonara is only a mediocre instance.

They can then deploy preventive measures to individual cities, counties or even hospitals to help thwart a larger crisis.

For many, the deaths have come to symbolize a larger crisis: an intensifying wave of suicide attempts.

Mr. Takenaka and the Bank of Japan, however, have acknowledged that Japan must act if it has any hope of heading off an even larger crisis.