Sentence examples for mass crisis from inspiring English sources
As the demand for Champagne reaches critical mass, crisis looms.
It was Monday afternoon, and an unusual mass crisis was beginning to unfold in Huntington, a city of nearly 50,000 on the western edge of West Virginia — a crisis increasingly familiar to paramedics, firefighters and police officers across the United States.
The public, in a mass crisis, could be instructed to go to their normal pharmacy, doctor's office, or to a public health agency to acquire the emergency medical supplies.
The sad truth is that mass-crises don't transform the people into polite little Danish socialists.
A mass existential crisis will play merry hell with ratings.
America's mass shootings crisis is a bit like the climate control debate.
Yet, human actions – including deforestation, habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, etc. – have ushered in a mass extinction crisis.
Greece has hit back angrily after being given three months to avoid being suspended from Europe's free-travel Schengen area because of its alleged failures to get a grip on the continent's mass migration crisis.
Next Wednesday, November 4th, is the anniversary of the 1979 takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, which led to a mass hostage crisis that dragged on for four hundred and forty-four days.
Like the rest of Germany, Saarland is now praying that the recovery will be sufficiently swift and strong to stave off mass unemployment.The crisis and its aftermath have provided unsettled political weather for Germany's federal election, to be held on September 27th.
Labour MP Yvette Cooper, the then-shadow home secretary and leadership contender, said Cameron was "ramping up the rhetoric" in order to appease the right and said he should acknowledge the mass humanitarian crisis which had forced millions to leave their homes.
