Sentence examples for much crisis from inspiring English sources

Kobani, site of much crisis today, sits in in close proximity to the second millennium, and later Biblical, site of Carchemish.

The resulting question is: How much crisis can and should the therapeutic relationship tolerate?

It confirms critics' assessments that the past four years have been not so much crisis-necessitated austerity as a structural change inspired by a neoliberal philosophy.

The world's ecological, social and economic crises are as much a crisis of spirit as a crisis of resources.

The opioid epidemic is merely a symptom of a much larger crisis, one we as Americans must learn to solve: the crisis of isolation, despair and hopelessness.

Today, we are facing a much deeper crisis.

Is there a danger in relying too much on crisis to deliver the trigger for change?

To this day, nobody knows for sure how much the crisis cost the taxpayer.

With the emergence of Anthony Burgess came a pivotal, much mythologised crisis.

But behind these headline-grabbing mass killings is a much broader crisis.

But it underscores a much larger crisis: how to preserve the nation's vast library collections.