Sentence examples for two major crises from inspiring English sources

There were two major crises.

The Yemeni state's administrative weakness, Mr. Yacoub added, derives in part from two major crises of recent years.

However, critics said Mr Tung's administration had bungled two major crises - the 1997 Asian financial meltdown and the 2003 Sars outbreak - and complained he was too close to big business and insensitive to the hardships of ordinary people.

Fifteen years and two major crises have passed since India and Pakistan tested nuclear weapons in 1998 — and they still haven't engaged in serious, sustained nuclear risk-reduction talks.

There seems to be an experiment going on: what will "The Good Wife" be like if Alicia doesn't have one or two major crises in her life at all times?

The twin priorities of securing a lasting peace in Mindanao and developing the capability to ensure territorial defense of the country crossed over during two major crises originating from the Western part of the second-largest island in the Philippines.

Plus, alongside all the runs, there have been at least three major crises.

Now the New Economics Foundation (Nef) is proposing a much shorter working week, with 21 hours as the goal, to address three major crises that confront us in the 21st century.

Mr. Biden has rebuilt his life, but the long-ago accident has become part of the narrative of his campaign and the most horrific of three major crises -- including life-threatening cranial aneurysms in 1988 and the blowup in 1987 of his first presidential race over accusations of plagiarism -- that have created the liberated 65-year-old candidate of today.

Since World War II there have been nine major crises apart from the current one.

The early 2000s were marked by three major crises: the 2000 crisis of Kaduna, the Jos riots of 2001 and the 2002 Kaduna 'Miss World Riots'.