Sentence examples for some crises from inspiring English sources

Some crises, even for Americans, really are as bad as they seem.

Clinton: everyone here knows I've lived through some crises and challenges in my life.

You can take precautions to keep you ahead of the game, but some crises are unavoidable.

Governments bring some crises on themselves by pursuing fiscal and monetary policies that are inconsistent and unsustainable.

Which raises a question: Are some crises so dire that public relations victory is simply not on the menu?

"Some crises are time-limited," added Lineberry, who is not involved with Life Line but is familiar with it.

Some crisis -- historical?

Southampton are fourth – some crisis.

That, too, might cost a little time in some crisis.

Q. Yeah, but there's always some crisis.

Most had some crisis for which families simply couldn't summon the resources.