Sentence examples for true crisis from inspiring English sources

A true crisis has finally arrived.

Mr Travers added: "This is a true crisis for wildlife.

Recently, my hunger turned into a true crisis.

"The true crisis is only now coming to rest," he writes, in "This Deuced Cleverness".

Mayor Bushy, like others, is concerned that hospitals remain unprepared for a true crisis.

"UNFORTUNATELY, in a true crisis, it's hard for individual equity markets to differentiate themselves as safe havens," Mr. Richardson said.

The situation has only deteriorated since then, and in May states received a formal warning that "the Federal Highway Administration will be unable to make new obligations of Federal-aid funds for your department's highway projects... .. To the states' collective relief, Congress usually averts true crises through last-minute extensions -- as it did just last month.

If anyone is in denial it is those who deny the true economic crisis – the crisis of rising poverty and homelessness, and falling productivity.

YES, it's true — a crisis is a terrible thing to waste.

In a true national crisis many modes of communications, including our cherished cellphones, may fail.

When faced with a true economic crisis in 2008 — the worst since the Great Depression — our economy proved its resilience.