Sentence examples for nonstop crisis from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Trichet, whose term ended in October, remains an esteemed figure in Europe, with legendary stamina, three years of nearly nonstop crisis management took their toll in his final months in office.
"ER" is so hot now that it can probably call its own shots for the future--by planning ahead, for the inevitable day when the audience is exhausted by seemingly nonstop crisis.
Harry S. Truman faced almost nonstop crises from the moment he took office after Franklin D. Roosevelt's death in 1945.
A dashing character, he inspired catfights between his vengeful ex-wife (Joan Collins) and melancholy second wife (Linda Evans) while fending off nonstop crises.
Foment a sense of nonstop, apocalyptic, unsolvable crisis that, in time, exhausts American endurance and leverages isolationist instincts in the Trump administration.
Since the release of its previous album, "X&Y," in 2005, the band's record company, EMI, has been sold to Terra Firma, a private equity firm; thousands of employees have been laid off; and rumors of crisis are nonstop.
The Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, has urged the G20 to mount a big push to implement global regulatory reforms, fearing that governments may be tiring of nonstop rule-making since the financial crisis six years ago.
"The kinds of crisis that have gone on here nonstop in that time eventually cause you to turn around and say, 'What else do I want to be doing?' " Mr. Bronstein said Thursday in an interview.
While much of the world's media largely ignored the political crisis in the Ivory Coast until its final violent stage this year, France 24 covered the story nonstop.
