Sentence examples for points of crisis from inspiring English sources

However, he is perhaps best known for his own, more personal projects like his series on the closure of Longbridge's Rover factory, or Liverpool: Looking Out to Sea, the book focusing on the urban degeneration of Liverpool often covering the stories with a lack of human subjects, which lends much of his portfolio a sense of eerie stillness even at points of crisis.

However, he is perhaps best known for his own, more personal projects – like his series on the closure of Longbridge's Rover factory, or Liverpool: Looking Out to Sea, the book focusing on the urban degeneration of Liverpool – often covering the stories with a lack of human subjects, which lends much of his portfolio a sense of eerie stillness even at points of crisis.

Despair is in that moment (and the moment may be revisited at points of crisis) but it is not a constant, fixed, unchanging correlation of having a child with SCD.

For a time I lived in south Trinidad; years scattered here and there at various points of crises.

Thatcher's idea is now at a point of crisis.

Others said the city had shown resilience, bringing people together at a point of crisis.

As a result, farmers in most sectors have been struggling, to the point of crisis.

The four children, however, are all at a point of crisis.

This can be a point of crisis and in some cases disrupts both relationships and families.

But, as his preaching thrived, Bell's personal faith was reaching a point of crisis.

"We're at the point of crisis on the Colorado," Pulwarty concluded.