Sentence examples for significant crisis from inspiring English sources

Now, we face a truly significant crisis.

It was also in the 1960s that Columbia experienced the most significant crisis in its history.

"The potential for a significant crisis in the Taiwan Strait is very high".

This course explores the human dimension of climate change, arguably the most significant crisis ever to confront humanity.

BBC current affairs insiders described it as "the most significant crisis to affect Panorama in anybody's memory" and a "massacre".

Our neonatal services have been under-resourced for too long and already face a significant crisis in terms of specialist staffing and capacity.

All the significant crises stirring the country are occuring outside the city-Three Mile Island, Alaska, outer space, in the airports.

But the few significant crises on her watch, mainly large forest fires and a prison hostage siege, she seemed to handle without much criticism.

The study found that the women who were adept at this sort of self-therapy were less susceptible to depressive symptoms after significant crises in their own lives.

"We have no significant crises in care for our teeth or our animals, largely because dentists and veterinarians operate in the private sector," Michael Bliss, a medical historian, wrote on Wednesday in The National Post, a conservative newspaper.

Some senior Merrill executives have expressed frustration over the prospect of a prolonged search during one of the most significant crises in the firm's long history, especially considering the looming, daily challenges and the tenor of the market.