Sentence examples for string of crises from inspiring English sources

The country has had a string of crises and coups since independence in 1966.

For the European Union, struggling with a string of crises, the accord is also an important victory.

FROM the recent string of crises at symphony orchestras you might conclude that orchestral business models are as outdated as the musicians' Victorian attire.

He harshly condemned state interference in civil society, calling for reforms that seemed to have been deferred by a string of crises this fall.

The recent string of crises has provoked some in Canada to revive the debate as to whether First Nations people in remote communities should be encouraged to move to more urban areas of the country.

As a string of crises and Mr. Yeltsin's desultory rule drained Moscow of money and influence, the far-flung provinces have increasingly made their own way, and some leaders have become corrupt, autocratic or both.

A string of manufactured crises followed.

But after a string of financial crises, it became a big net lender.

However, from the late 1990s onwards he was beset by a string of personal crises and clashes with the law caused by drug use.

In May 1931 payment difficulties at the Creditanstalt, Austria's largest bank, set off a string of financial crises that enveloped much of Europe and were a key factor forcing Britain to abandon the gold standard.

In the past year, the North has prompted a string of diplomatic crises by enriching uranium, expelling inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), extricating itself from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and extracting plutonium (despite a 1994 agreement to freeze plutonium production).