Sentence examples for of any crises from inspiring English sources

He once argued: "The capitalists can always buy themselves out of any crises, as long as they make the workers pay".

But efficient market devotees believe that one shouldn't try to take advantage of any crises.

If the reality of intoxication – that, for most people, it is part of the ups and downs of life – is understood, then legalisation of the drugs that were prohibited primarily because of a series of racist panics 100 years ago should logically follow, regardless of any crises.

Tourists strolling through the Roman Forum on Wednesday seemed unaware of any crisis regarding the site's condition.

Without the prodding of any crisis, the Bush Administration dropped out of important international treaties and took a unilateral, anti-diplomatic stance in foreign affairs.

It's a marketing department's nightmare, and the temptation must be there to make an opportunity out of any crisis that may come along.

We know that the poorest and most vulnerable are always those who feel the worst effects of any crisis or disaster.

The hotel room was amazingly inexpensive, and gave me a place where I could do some work, reply to e-mail messages and keep on top of any crisis that might have been happening back in New York.

Evaluations and policy papers alike have castigated responses and agencies for their failure to put local responders at the centre of any crisis response, but little has changed in practice.

The context-specific features of any crisis have significant implications for policies that seek to mitigate violence.

The gravity of any crisis facing a nation can often be judged by the one to which it is being compared.