Sentence examples for nearest crisis from inspiring English sources

You can also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800-273-TALK) where you will be connected to the nearest crisis center in your area.

The situation was at near crisis.

But, whatever you feel about the policy, this is how people's lives are affected when the system nears crisis.

Egypt's public finances appear in a state of near crisis, with foreign currency reserves at $13.6 billion, their lowest point in 15 years.

Jason Rogers, of Barclays Capital in Tokyo, gives warning that Japan's banks have merely moved back from near crisis a year ago to a more even keel.

The fact is that three years ago none of the countries now in or near crisis seemed to be in deep fiscal trouble.

Thailand's political stalemate, which began in early 2006, neared crisis levels this week when the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva called in troops to quell anti-government protests.

Yet a near crisis last year over Japan's detention of a Chinese fishing vessel in waters around the strategically important Senkaku islands revealed that Beijing was not afraid to take on the region's largest democracy.

It was a hot, humid, sun-flushed afternoon in Dar es Salaam, the sprawling Tanzanian port city, and there was a scene of near crisis as the train pulled in.

Australian climate policy is at near crisis point because it can be solved only with a degree of bipartisanship, absent in the past seven years of brain-dead fact-free sense-paralysing conflict.

He said reducing the size of the military after the collapse of communism left America's ground force "in near crisis" as it was stretched to deal with expanding global commitments in the battle against terrorism.