Sentence examples for means crisis from inspiring English sources

Despite the mammoth costs and effort involved, the hope is that the reserve drawdown would never be called into action, Mr. Koziorowski noted, "because implementation means crisis".

His major work was the two-volume novel Di mishpokhe Mashber (1939 48; The Family Mashber [the Hebrew word mashber means "crisis"]).

A reasonable policy means crisis prevention, stabilization of weak states, economic development and the fight against hunger, climate change and water scarcity".

This means crises like a crash could be avoided through presumptive management.

In my family, raised voices didn't mean crisis; they meant people cared.

They fear the cuts will be as deep again, and that, they warn, will mean crisis ahead.

He failed to explain in simple language that a crisis on Wall Street also means a crisis on Main Street.

"It doesn't possess the capability to keep on importing and that means major crisis".

"Particularly mentioning Haitians by name means the crisis must have reached him," Mr. Brutus said.

"It means the crisis will continue at varying levels of intensity throughout 2012 and probably beyond," the agency said.

"We believe the economy of Spain is leaving behind the recession, but not by any means the crisis," he said.