Sentence examples for repeated crises from inspiring English sources

There was more repression in Iraq, repeated crises, and no new world order elsewhere".

To consider a different economic model, which does not demand endless pain while generating repeated crises?

The repeated crises, along with his frail appearance, have stirred concern around the world.

Kaesong, a symbol of the "sunshine" reconciliation policy of the late 1990s, opened in 2004 and survived repeated crises.

If successful, we can avoid the repeated crises and the need for massive humanitarian intervention each time there is a drought.

While expressing irritation with both leaders for the repeated crises, most Palestinian politicians appeared to expect the two men to reach another compromise.

The Democratic platform of 1976 spoke of "crisis after crisis" in economics, a "crisis in costs" for education, an "urban crisis," "the energy crisis," "unprecedented fiscal crises," "repeated environmental crises," and even a "crisis of juvenile delinquency".

A country is more likely to have developed a debt management strategy if it has the experience of a past debt crisis, but not of repeated debt crises.

Mexico was hit by repeated macroeconomic crises.

The split that has made the contest so intense is over the record of the PRI, tarnished by corruption and repeated economic crises.

After three years of repeated monetary crises, the Wilson government finally and reluctantly devalued the currency, to $2.40 a pound from $2.80.