Sentence examples for total crisis from inspiring English sources
We are in a total crisis".
"We are in a total crisis, and I don't know the answer".
By Tuesday he was calling the economic situation "a total crisis" and denouncing "greed" on Wall Street and in Washington.
Yet 21 years after the end of racial apartheid there is what many people would say is still a total crisis in the education system.
As for the difficult task of reporting about the BBC's own turmoils, he noted in a parting shot "the BBC hasn't always been in total crisis".
"Economically what we have is a total, complete crisis," said Rosendo Mamani, 53, who once mined tin and now sells sodas at a kiosk.
She continued: "It was just always like a total existential crisis when I would get an audition, and it was torturing me.
"It's a total midlife crisis," said the group's leader, Tom Barnhart, 47, of Cresskill, N.J., who started skateboarding two years ago for the first time since the Carter administration.
The result was total legislative crisis in 2010 and, after the cuts' expiration was postponed two years, again in 2012.The debt ceiling itself is yet another silly, profoundly useless bit of legislation whose sudden import is a catastrophe of unintended consequences.
In total, the crisis wound up costing about $160 billion, $132 billion of which was footed by taxpayers.
