Sentence examples for multipronged crisis from inspiring English sources

But Europe faces a multipronged crisis: Its rate of scientific and technical progress is insufficient to ensure economic support for the higher-than-anticipated increase in the cost of the social welfare state, while European society has overestimated its ability to integrate diverse populations.

He described nicely the need for a multipronged approach to the crisis.

In the last speech of the day at the Center for American Progress Ideas Conferencee, where she was joined by many other rumored presidential contenders, Warren pledged the money as part of a multipronged effort to fix a "crisis in our democracy" that she said has been building since long before President Donald Trump took office.

Building on evidence that a two-drug combination reduced the development of resistant strains, Sir John started using three antibiotics at once to treat patients in Edinburgh during a tuberculosis crisis, reasoning that a multipronged attack would overcome the problems of resistance.

This crisis must be addressed with a multipronged international effort to build awareness, develop and equip diagnosis and treatment centers, and train medical professionals.

PETER REED -- It's multipronged.

"It was always a multipronged approach".

Firefighters marveled at its intensity and its fickle, multipronged nature.

City officials are already marshalling a multipronged response.

The program is part of a multipronged enforcement effort.

Senator Johnson, for his part, has adopted a multipronged approach.