Sentence examples for resulting crisis from inspiring English sources

The resulting crisis may prove too big for Europe to handle.

Yet for London's leaders, the economic solution to the resulting crisis is more globalization than ever.

The resulting crisis in confidence among Enron's investors, its banks and traders in its stock drove the company to file for bankruptcy protection early last month.

The attack also destroyed more than 10 million square feet of real estate, and the resulting crisis cost the region 223,000 jobs in just two years.

The resulting crisis has caused a backlash that many, including Gordon Crovitz, fear will set innovation back.Modern cities were built through trial and error.

The resulting crisis produced the confusions of our own day, in which biblical literalists labor to reconcile the words of Genesis with the existence of the dinosaurs, while atheists ridicule Scripture for its failure to resemble a science textbook.

While the resulting crises after a cyber-event risk inadvertent escalation, the real danger is the erosion of cyber norms.

Certainly, it has often seemed impossibly remote during the past fifteen years, as the city has grown ever more fractured by extreme and rising inequality, and the resulting crises of affordability, displacement, and homelessness.

All across the nation Republican governors are using the same playbook: Cry "poor" while giving tax cuts to the rich, then use the resulting crises to bust unions and gut services for the poor and middle class.

The subprime mortgage crisis, the resulting banking crisis in the U.S., and the Greek Debt Crisis are often used by experts as the quintessential examples of economic contagion.

The resulting economic crisis spurred India to launch a massive economic-development program.