Sentence examples for much deeper crisis from inspiring English sources

Today, we are facing a much deeper crisis.

Leadership contests are always symptoms of a much deeper crisis in a party.

These are the data of a depression, in economies large enough to plunge the whole euro zone into a much deeper crisis.

With Pakistan the world's newest nuclear power, a rightwing army revolt could trigger a much deeper crisis beyond the borders of Afghanistan and across the subcontinent.

The fight over vote rigging in 2016 is a proxy war for a much deeper crisis of legitimacy in American democracy, pitting the country's political elite against just about everyone else who lives here.

If his government did so it would almost certainly provoke a much deeper crisis with China.

The lessons from this much smaller experience are relevant to today's much broader and deeper crisis.

The apprehension in Germany runs much deeper than a single crisis.

"This means something very deep and very fundamental is broken, and it's a crisis much deeper than yes or no support for Mr. Barak.

He explained that the puncturing of the housing bubble, then apparent, would lead to a crisis much deeper than anyone understood: it would fracture American confidence in capitalism; the economy would stay stalled for a long time; and there would be global chaos.

In incorporating joking references to that popular television show, Ms. Coxon may be seeking to forestall criticism that "Happy Now?" does not dig much deeper into the domestic crises of the urban bourgeoisie than any number of TV series.