Sentence examples for serious zone from inspiring English sources

But, make no mistake: Hrushevskyy Street is a very serious zone of combat - one where anger on both sides is mounting with each wave of attacks.

And while investors have lowered the high interest rates they had been charging Italy and Spain, taking them out of a serious danger zone, a failure to stabilize the euro zone risks reversing that pattern, Mr. Zhu said.

"It is a serious war zone … no one has really struck oil, but we know it is out there.

The Forgiveness Project has done some remarkable work, bringing together perpetrators and victims from just about every serious war zone and area of conflict in the world, including Northern Ireland, South Africa and Israel.

Down 2-1 witwotwo home games remaining, the Mavericks enter a serious danger zone now.

Clearly, Australia has had some serious amnesia zones to explore, and this it has been doing over the past generation.

The money sought at the conference will be separate from a $177 million appeal for Liberia made this week by Secretary General Kofi Annan as part of the United Nations annual global fund-raising drive, which this year is seeking $3 billion to help 45 million people in 21 of the world's most serious crisis zones.

This was meant to persuade investors that the whole euro zone is serious about keeping Spain.

The deposit outflow in Spain reflects a broader capital flight problem that is by far the most serious in the euro zone.

"That would look serious for the euro zone because we share a common currency," said Mr. Tsoukalis, who is president of the Eliamep research group in Athens.

If economic problems mount, so will political tensions among EU members.These tensions could be most serious inside the euro zone (see article), but some consequences of a deteriorating economic climate will be equally felt by all EU members.