Sentence examples for terrifying crisis from inspiring English sources

And it's a terrifying crisis".

In 1993, North Korea became the first country to announce its intention to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, leading to a terrifying crisis.

Now that the terrifying crisis of Aids has died down, it is not a speciality that gets much sympathy or publicity.

Think about what that means: one relatively new private company, which isn't in journalism, has become the dominant provider of journalism to the public, and the only way people can think of to address what they see as a terrifying crisis in politics and public life is to ask the company's billionaire C.E.O. to fix it.

Roosevelt took office amid a terrifying bank crisis that had forced many states to suspend banking activities.

That one, coming amid a terrifying financial crisis that the speaker described in surprisingly mild terms ("our economy is badly weakened"), had been a surprisingly pedestrian call for unity, for abandoning "stale political arguments" and "worn-out dogmas".

One might have thought that after 16 years on the board of Citigroup — and one terrifying financial crisis — Richard D. Parsons would have had his fill of financial firms.

It's amazing how quickly the terrifying financial crises of the 1990's have faded from memory.

On the contrary, Mr Osborne faces a terrifying, fast-moving crisis that could leave his economic plans in disarray.

But even that silver lining has a cloud: the corollary of this observation is that it will probably take a genuine, terrifying, American bond crisis to force the politicians to act.

Syria's war has created a "terrifying mental health crisis" for a generation of children.