Sentence examples for making crises from inspiring English sources

Because this is the month when politics goes on holiday, when politicians generally have no more to worry about than flying eggs and portly tummies, yet Ukip have been making crises for themselves on an almost hourly basis.

He'd have been better off making Crisis In One Sitting.

More interestingly, they confirm earlier findings that higher levels of government debt during good times make crises less likely in the first place.

But a thick buffer of equity and convertible debt is the best way to make crisis-filled weekends less terrifying.

-- but especially since Columbine, local, state and federal education and law enforcement officials have made crisis prevention and planning a top priority.

The NHS will almost certainly make crisis headlines before the election: Osborne gave no further bung to silence the ambulance wails from A&Es.

These initiatives were generally blamed for making the crisis worse.

"By staying cool, the markets are making a crisis more likely".

Indeed, some economists charge Britain's flexible labour market with making a crisis in productivity worse.

Things are difficult enough in Europe without making a crisis out of the opportunities and successes that do come along.

That will make future crises more difficult to manage.