Sentence examples for mounting crises from inspiring English sources

The next 20 years were a period of mounting crises.

In selecting technocrats, rather than high-profile appointees from across the political spectrum, Mr. Morsi and his prime minister, Hesham Qandil, showed a preference for cautious — and incremental — change as they face a series of mounting crises.

Enthusiasts of open government say the initiative could be a model for people power in other parts of the world where politicians monopolize policy decisions in the face of mounting crises.

But the mounting crises come at a time when traditional leaders in humanitarian aid look to scale back on their foreign aid spending.

That introspection has not alleviated a sense of mounting crisis.

Pakistan seemed anxious to defuse the mounting crisis in relations.

While incomes have been falling relative to inflation, this mounting "crisis" has been a simple calculation.

But newly released documents show that, inside, executives were struggling to contain a mounting crisis.

The board's conclusions point to a mounting crisis that faces the US government over secrecy.

It was the mounting crisis in Europe that revived Roosevelt's flagging energy and enthusiasm for office.

In the runup to next week's spending review, every day brings fresh evidence of the mounting crisis in social care.