Sentence examples for list of crises from inspiring English sources

But in the past 10 days, Mali has leap-frogged to the top of the news bulletins and the list of crises facing Western governments.

President Abdurrahman Wahid, himself a Muslim scholar, has advocated religious tolerance, but the attacks today add to a long list of crises and acts of violence that have worsened during his 14-month rule.

What recent events like the elections have done is remove Iraq from the top of the list of crises Mr. Obama's new administration has to tackle, and that alone might count for something.

But its list of crises included all the obvious suspects -- Pearl Harbor, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon, the Oklahoma City bombing and so on.

Virtually the same points knocked back and forth last year, over Libya, and before that over Darfur, and then a list of crises stretching back to Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina in the mid-1990s.

His instincts in those months, based on decades of experience, were that "you tend to go in, on a contrarian basis, and buy what everyone else is selling," he said, before rattling off a long list of crises since 1987 in which that strategy had worked like a charm.

The Dean of Students Office has compiled a list of crisis resources.

It requires abortion providers to give women a list of crisis pregnancy centers where, in theory, they can get unbiased counseling and in some cases ultrasounds.

As one Hong Kong banker puts it, "Banks, whether public or private, are widely seen by politicians as subsidiaries of Country Inc .The fourth on the list of crisis factors, financial liberalisation, at first sight looks the odd one out.

And France, the euro area's second-biggest economy, has been looking shaky lately, raising fears that creation of a large rescue fund, by in effect adding to French debt, could simply have the effect of adding France to the list of crisis countries.

Head here for a list of crisis centers around the world.