Sentence examples for said crises from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, he said, crises are caused by too much confidence, too much borrowing and too much spending — and the irony is that they must be solved by more confidence, more borrowing and more spending.

Tuiloma Slade said, "Crises produce opportunity and the opportunity of this conference has been extraordinary in the diversity in the past three days and exceptional in the range, contributions and discussions we have heard".

Nothing says crisis quicker than someone ordering whisky.

But Maire says crisis plans need to look beyond that mark.

"The notable feature of the French episode was the health minister appearing on the TV and saying, 'Crisis, what crisis?'," says Godwin.

It's safe to say "Crisis" sent me straight into crisis mode.

They say "crisis" with a religious and perhaps even sexual fervor.

Nothing for me quite says "crisis of age + perception of social standing" than someone trying to learn Italian one summer.

Don't jump when your friend says "crisis" (when you know it's not).

Some analysts said the crisis could have rivaled the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s.

Political commentators said the crisis could lead to early elections.