Sentence examples for possible crises from inspiring English sources

In any case, fear of war doesn't seem the main problem today, despite some unease about possible crises in places like Iran and North Korea.

Senior officers in all three services are most worried about cuts in training and readiness that might jeopardise the availability of forces in possible crises next year and the year after.The longer-term consequences are harder to judge.

They still serve 12 months on and 12 off.The army wants units to get 24 months at home between tours, but it does not have enough troops for that, given its current commitments, let alone other possible crises.

Prices have not increased in response to possible crises in the Middle East following the Sept. 11 terror attacks in America, conducted, it is strongly believed, by mostly Saudi Arabian militants allied with Osama bin Laden, a member of the Saudi elite.

I believe that the two governments have been rather successful in managing their differences and avoiding possible crises, and they have the determination and the ability to continue safeguarding the overall China-U.S. relationship.

In anticipation of possible crises, a crisis card will be compiled [ 26].

REFLECTIONS about the possible crisis facing democratic governments.

Human rights activists are warning of a possible crisis there.

The New Yorker, April 5 , 1976P. 100 REFLECTIONS about the possible crisis facing democratic governments.

Here we have the opposite phenomenon: a possible crisis that economists love to predict.

A follow-up question sought Blatter's view of possible crisis within FIFA.