Sentence examples for movement crisis from inspiring English sources

So, why not harness the proceeds of a currency transaction tax on those speculative, daily large-scale financial deals, to pay for the humanitarian need of the human cross-border movement crisis?

This was a presidency full of glamour and movement: crisis after crisis (the worst in October 1962 when the world came close to nuclear war) but also Vladimir Horowitz in the White House, and a birthday party in Madison Square, at which Marilyn Monroe, probably a Kennedy girlfriend, sang.

Though living Black in America remains a painful experience for many Black youth today, as it did then, there are positive residuals from social movement "crisis".

The subject here is how do you revive a movement in crisis.

Since Trump's win, Needham has worried that establishment types in his own party prefer to see Trump as a temporary nightmare imposed upon the G.O.P. rather than as a symptom of a political movement in crisis.

For the conservative movement, this crisis of confidence is great.

Because the Western origins of messianic terms and concepts give discussions of messianism an almost unavoidable Judeo-Christian slant, sociologists and anthropologists prefer more neutral terminology nativistic, renewal, or revitalization movements and crisis cults.

At the same time, Latin American democracies have functioned with impressive continuity despite the challenges of guerrilla movements, economic crises and coup attempts.

The United States labor movement is in crisis.

It is difficult to imagine either of them controlling the destructive forces within the conservative movement or the crisis of government spending vastly exceeding its income.

This Donatist tendency — to close ranks and return defensively to first principles — can be seen today whenever a movement faces a crisis.