Sentence examples for proper crisis from inspiring English sources
People seem to be almost yearning for a proper crisis to shock the country out of its state of lethargy, ingrained after 20 years of economic stagnation and almost 15 years of decline in the working-age population.
Pete's mid-life crisis is a different, more of a proper crisis – it's about losing his job, having to get two more (he's also a care worker for old folk) just to make ends meet.
UUP leader Mike Nesbitt said there was "a proper crisis that needs to be met with a proper political response".
"I am well aware that this is a proper crisis that needs to be met with a proper political response," he said.
Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt said that politicians could not "cherry pick" the rule of law and told the programme that situation was a "proper crisis".
However, SDLP leader Alasdair McDonnell told the programme he was not sure that it was a proper crisis, adding he thought there was "a certain amount of spin around".
Now that was a proper New York crisis.
Time was we could conduct a proper water crisis.
By simply surviving childhood, a young Swede could expect a relatively long life — and if he was lucky, a proper midlife crisis.
The European Union has proved incapable of designing a proper anti-crisis policy for the eurozone.
