Sentence examples for triggering crises from inspiring English sources

If something like that happens in Greece, it will send shock waves through Europe, possibly triggering crises in other countries.

These crises are spurring record levels of migrants seeking safety and survival, which in turn are triggering crises in Europe, the United States, and developing countries that are both humanitarian and political.

"Economic calamities — financial panics, hyperinflations, depressions, social conflicts and wars — have always triggered crises of confidence, but they have not come close to wiping out the cumulative gains in average living standards," she writes.

Since then, the Jordanian services sector has been experiencing an increasing number of risks that are likely to trigger crises or disasters.

One can only hope Turkey's fall doesn't trigger crises in other shaky countries as happened after IMF-induced disasters in Mexico (1994-95) and Thailand (1997).

However, semi-arid regions are characterised with limitations of water and forage that often trigger crisis situations during extreme climatic events, in particular during a drought.

"The presence of palm oil plantations has spawned a new poverty and is triggering a crisis of landlessness and hunger.

The risk of a panic abroad triggering a crisis at home, which often happened during the 1990s, has diminished.

An ambitious Republican, Senator Ted Cruz (once solicitor-general of Texas) played a large role in triggering the crisis.

A year ago July — at IMF urging — Thailand devalued its currency, triggering the crisis that has progressively spread and worsened.

His success triggered a crisis of legitimacy.