Sentence examples for outbreak of crises from inspiring English sources

Disappointment among the citizenry will create strong incentive to politicians to identify scapegoats of the usual sort: ethnic minorities and foreigners.The end of the Quinze Glorieuses need not mean an outbreak of crises and conflict.

"I think it is ridiculous to speak about 3,500 pieces six months after the outbreak of crisis.

Attention should now be turned to maintaining funding in what have become known as "forgotten" emergencies, humanitarian crises where the original outbreak of the crisis has faded from public memory and where the process of rehabilitation has begun.

The pattern may not hold, and voters tend to react differently to the outbreak of a crisis than to sustained bad news.

The decline in the real economy – and on the shop floor – reflects the huge drop in disposable income suffered by ordinary Greeks since the outbreak of the crisis.

"The outbreak of the crisis," he continued, "and its spillover to the entire world reflected the inherent vulnerability and systemic risks in the existing international monetary system".

He said that the bank had received more than $38 million in deposits since the outbreak of the crisis and that the figure was increasing daily.

For the first time since the outbreak of the crisis, figures show the country being braced for a bumper year with some 17 million visitors due to fly in.

After all, Germany has probably gained more from the creation of the eurozone, and the record low interest rates after the outbreak of the crisis, than any other member state of the union.

"It is not a sin to be a little more optimistic," said a senior E.U. official who has been in the thick of all 18 summit meetings since the outbreak of the crisis in early 2010.

A partial first step towards this came on January 29th when seven of the eleven political leaders detained since the outbreak of the crisis were released on condition they left the country to neighbouring Kenya.