Sentence examples for terrible crises from inspiring English sources

Their pulmonary specialist, Barbara Chini, had been smart, attentive, loving — taking their late-night phone calls, seeing the children through terrible crises, instituting new therapies as they became available.

There were two terrible crises in the Judge's life: The first came, many years ago, when his youngest daughter, Abby, was killed by a hit and run driver, and he fell into an alcoholic depression; the second came a decade ago when he was nominated to the Supreme Court and his confirmation hearings devolved into a humiliating fall from grace.

I'm well aware of the terrible crises currently facing South Africa -- worsening poverty, widespread crime, government corruption.

Franklin Roosevelt led the United States through two terrible crises, each of which placed the very survival of the nation in jeopardy.

America is in a terrible crisis.

"That was a very terrible crisis," Dr. Stjernschantz said.

Chaplin must have faced the most terrible crisis.

When the terrible crisis comes, it is unexpected and shocking.

"There is a terrible crisis among my generation," he says.

And we talked about what a terrible crisis this was in so many ways.

"The written press in France is in a terrible crisis," he said.