Sentence examples for the same crisis from inspiring English sources

But many other provinces face a lesser version of the same crisis, analysts say.

Fundamentalists will try to use the same crisis to strike back.

Labour is engulfed by the same crisis facing its sister parties in Europe.

It's a hundred years later, and we're in crisis, though not the same crisis!

An Entergy spokesman, Jim Steets, said no, at least not the same crisis as the one in Japan.

Somalia shares the same crisis existing in Yemen and we cannot watch what is going on there.

The march has produced fracture as well as inspiration, evincing the same crises of confidence and solidarity that the march aims to resist, if not resolve.

But most Japanese who wrote modern poetry in the second half of the 20th century were closer to their counterparts in other countries than ever before, sharing their anxiety over the same crises and feeling the same intense need for love.

Still, it's hard to imagine that Democrats wouldn't be pleased to meet a bunch of Republican aspirants who could easily be caricatured as sideline hecklers, rather than as elected leaders who have had to confront the same crises as the president himself.

Although the quality of the fleet's ships was high, the fleet hierarchy was riven by the same crises that had torn through France since the Revolution five years earlier.

There is no coincidence that so many large HBCUs are facing the exact same crisis.