Sentence examples for sustained crisis from inspiring English sources
Russia is also looking to buy time, but as a significant oil producer, it benefits from a sustained crisis — as long as it stays at a low boil.
Squeezed wages, booming personal fortunes and idle corporate surpluses are a recipe neither for economic vitality nor recovery but for a sustained crisis.
I am writing to you about the situation of the Syria Heritage Foundation given the sustained crisis in Syria.
Would Saudi Arabia's policies toward the United States, for example, be markedly different if Washington entered into a sustained crisis with Israel over the Palestine issue?
The second, more core reason for Khamenei's tolerance of the Revolutionary Guard agitation is the tried and true gambit of sustaining crises with external foes as a way to compensate for the regime's legitimacy deficit.
But a sustained debt crisis could have immense negative effects even if default on securities (as opposed to default on contracts, which would still happen en masse) is avoided.
Since October, Tehran's rhetoric has grown more strident, possibly a tactic to distract attention from profound unrest following last June's disputed presidential election that has offered the Iranian government its most sustained political crisis since the Islamic Revolution 31 years ago.
So unless the country suffers a humongous and sustained energy crisis that leads to power shortages lasting many years, New York's impoverished electoral numbers are unlikely to get better.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein's monster, inspired by Tambora's terrifying storms, embodied the fears and misery of global humanity during this transformative period, the most recent sustained climate crisis the world has faced.
Mr. Clinton's plea for assistance for people living with H.I.V. and AIDS is a rallying cry to Americans who have averted their eyes from the world's worst sustained humanitarian crisis in recent memory.
But he thinks there could be more difficult times ahead: the outlook for the domestic economy is poor; the Chinese economy, which has been the growth engine for the world is struggling to contain inflation while social unrest is growing and there are serious questions over whether its growth can be sustained; the crisis in Europe will further undermine its economic growth.
