Sentence examples for suffered crises from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life he was prone to depression and often suffered crises of self-confidence.

That initial proposal must feel like an eternity away for RIM's top brass, as the company has suffered crisis after crisis since then.

Now there's no question that countries can suffer crises of confidence (see Greece, debt of).

He believes humanity will suffer crises that threaten the species, but will somehow pull through.

But all too often such care is not available and these patients end up in hospitals when they suffer crises and emergencies.

I imagine you've been in this writing and publishing game for long enough that you suffer crises in confidence and even pangs of envy like the rest of us do from time to time.

South Korea saw its GDP fall by 3% in 1980; Indonesia and the Philippines suffered financial crises in 1983, Thailand in 1984, and Malaysia and Singapore in 1985.

For example, when companies suffered serious crises in the beginning of 2009, China's economy also experienced a rapid decline, with exports stumbling and demand contracting.

Jim Murphy inherits a party which has suffered a crisis of confidence and a crisis of identity, beset by structural arguments and policy disagreements.

There were two childhood asthmatics who had not suffered a crisis since adolescence and two adult-onset asthmatics, not having a crisis at the time of testing and not receiving corticosteroid treatment.

They have suffered a crisis of confidence.