Sentence examples for spate of crises from inspiring English sources

After the recent spate of crises, many emerging countries have made a quantum leap in bank regulation and supervision.

So far, our international system has failed to respond adequately to the current spate of crises – let alone a potentially more calamitous event.

The conversation came at the end of a day in which European stock markets took a breather from the recent spate of crisis-induced sell-offs, even shrugging off the credit-rating downgrade of two big French banks.

Instead, only now for the first time, given a coincidental spate of product quality crises, consumers are stepping forward in large numbers demanding accountings from companies for a broad range of defective products.

The recent spate of national security crises, from the Russia-Ukraine conflict to the sudden rise of the Islamic State, have elevated foreign policy discussions among the Republican base and increased its thirst for a president willing to flex America's military muscle.

Ulrike Guérot, a specialist on Franco-German relations at the German Council on Foreign Relations, calls the latest spate of deals "successful crisis management rather than anything really profound".

I have a whole spate of new life-crises to deal with, and the rest of my colleagues don't even have the excuse of going grey or worrying about their pensions.

He will ram home the message that the European Union is resilient despite Britain's vote to leave and a spate of financial and migration crises that have boosted the far right.

The East Asian crisis of the late 1990s was marked by a spate of suicides: in Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea the crisis was responsible for 10,400 more suicides in 1998 than might normally have been expected.

Telefónica's 50 billion euros of debt is one of the world's largest corporate debt burdens, amassed mainly through a big investment plan and a spate of acquisitions before the financial crisis began.

Europe's far-right populist parties have been rising in many countries amid the refugee crisis, a spate of terror attacks and consistent anti-EU sentiment.