Sentence examples for there will be crises from inspiring English sources

The trend in government finances is dire and although weak countries may be rescued in the end, there will be crises and uncertainty along the way.

There will be crises... identity crises, the quarter life crisis, the everyone's getting married but me crisis, the my husband doesn't understand or appreciate me crisis, the midlife crisis.

If this government does not look seriously at reducing the prison population there will be a crisis on our hands".

If the exchange rate is fixed but the underlying competitiveness of the economy changes, sooner or later there will be a crisis.

"The government needs to have a clear strategy on social care and if they don't there will be a crisis right across both health and social care".

In fact, what was agreed on Friday night guarantees there will be no fresh crisis - no fears of Greece quitting the eurozone - for a full two days.

He finishes saying that he thinks there will be a "major constitutional crisis" in two years' time.

What can be rather easily predicted here is that when the next fuel crisis arrives there will be more chaos than necessary.

This underlines that in case of real bioterroristic crisis situations there will be a need for information exchange between governmental authorities which have more in-depth in-house data.

If you look back now at Russia, Mexico, the Asia crisis, clearly there will be financial crises in your time as president.

There will be more crises, and further summits.