Sentence examples for multitude of crises from inspiring English sources

"Our multitude of crises certainly cannot be overcome all at once," Mrs. Megawati said.

If the political effort and expense devoted to the bombing of foreigners over the past 25 years had instead been addressed to the world's environmental issues, we might not now be facing a multitude of crises.

The White House, which has adjusted to juggling major initiatives and a multitude of crises, is deploying separate teams to guide the Afghanistan and health care debates in Congress.

And it's not because of the multitude of crises we are facing.

Should one of the new Continental giants find itself under threat, as has happened to some banks in the United States, the European bank would be forced to deal with a multitude of potential crisis managers, none with overarching authority.

"There are a multitude of causes.

His successor, Truman, seemed beset by a multitude of foreign and domestic crises.

FAO's appeal for $50 million to protect Ethiopian livelihoods comes at a time when international donor funds are stretched thin in light of a multitude of major human-induced crises.

It is important to note that UNICEF, together with the wider UN system, is facing great challenges in the Middle East and North Africa with the multitude of protracted and new humanitarian crises occurring at a time of declining financial resources.

Balls accused the prime minister of having a multitude of different positions on the eurozone crisis.

His apartment was a meeting place for friends, collaborators on a multitude of projects and those who in crisis turned to him for help.