Sentence examples for regular crisis from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we expect growing recognition by the German government that the ESM's current design, which foresees public debt restructuring of euro area member states as a regular crisis tool, is inconsistent with the euro's role as one of the world's leading reserve currencies.

"There have been regular crises of legitimacy in Italian politics – and waves of populism," says Baldini. "It goes in cycles".

I must admit I've never been a great enthusiast for resignations as the default solution to the regular crises that mark public or corporate life.

Booker: Being a mayor of a city - one that has a host of challenges, regular crises, and seemingly endless possibilities - is a master class in learning to manage others, not to mention yourself.

"But to help them ride out the regular crises, we need to think like pastoralists, rather than insisting that they adapt to the fixed-location services usually offered to them.

"Food shortage has always been a fact of life in this tough region," said Salah.  "But to help them ride out the regular crises, we need to think like pastoralists, rather than insisting that they adapt to the fixed location services usually offered to them.

But I quit music school around 14, in the middle of the regular teenage crisis.

But that wasn't enough to fend off the regular financial crises that have dogged the orchestra over the decades since, until its recent bankruptcy filing.

Schlichter is frank about what this means: a return to regular sharp crises caused by a shortage of credit, to low consumption economies and to perennial deflation.

If the court rules against it, Italy could face substantial fines, more than a dozen years after Naples faced the first of its regular trash crises.

In fact, what the doctor had there was William Butler Yeats: the poet had a long list of chronic medical problems and experienced one of his regular cardiac crises while wintering in Spain.