Sentence examples for shared crisis from inspiring English sources

This urgency, this sense of shared crisis, was what we had come for.

Of course, we knew there was nothing fun or funny about sitting in a chemo suite — but developing a friendship during our shared crisis became a life-changing outlet.

But Mr. Nauffts leaves these folks the freedom to deal with their shared crisis with all the awkwardness, evasion and denial that allow people to live with themselves, even if such things poison them inside.

As national governments demonstrate ever higher levels of indifference and incompetence in addressing our shared crisis, it becomes ever more critical that responsibility devolve to both localities and individuals, especially those who are the biggest consumers and polluters: us.

Most characteristic is Husbands (1970), a much derided study of three well-heeled New Yorkers (Cassavetes, Peter Falk and Ben Gazzara) experiencing a shared midlife crisis and confronting the emptiness of their lives following a fourth friend's early death.

With fresh elections a real possibility if the talks fail to solve the current power sharing crisis at Stormont, and in an appeal to the nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), Nesbitt said: "The logic of saying if you have a cross-community, unionist and nationalist government than there should be a cross-community opposition to hold that administration to account.

While we focus on crisis discourse and its repercussions on local integration policies, this discourse in some cases may build on a widely shared experience of crisis, whilst in other cases it is a narrative that is strategically used to inform people's perceptions of reality.

But the Qing court's antiforeign, conservative nationalism and the reforms undertaken after 1901 were in fact among several competing responses to the shared sense of crisis in early 20th-century China.

The government intends for SAR to cover the cost of a room in a shared flat, but Crisis found that only 13% of advertised rooms meet the rate, leaving the young to cover the shortfall.

It is a pop-star crisis shared by a number of her peers, including Christina Aguilera, 'N Sync, the Backstreet Boys and a host of Britney clones, as they try to make the often hazardous shift from teen idol to adult superstar without alienating their loyal fans.

First of all, it is important to confirm that the eurozone is the priority framework for joint responsibility and solidarity among the 17, all of which are facing a debt crisis shared with a majority of the world's industrially advanced countries.