Sentence examples for vast crisis from inspiring English sources

Dr. Brennan said that despite inevitable imprecision, the data point to a vast crisis.

But they certainly did not provoke any vast crisis of conscience or even, apparently, a serious setback for the Republican White House's much vaunted "Catholic strategy".

With the Republicans taking over the House, his contacts from his days as a top Bush administration aide made him an attractive candidate, as did his vast crisis management experience at Citi over the last several years.

Responding to a vast crisis UNICEF has been preparing for months to meet the crisis in the Sahel region of West and Central Africa, where droughts have caused crops to fail and food prices to rise.

He claimed the Government's decision would make little difference to such a vast refugee crisis.

In addition to the potential for a vast human crisis, the matter is especially sensitive politically.

With uncounted thousands dead and many thousands more injured, the stricken city of Port-au-Prince is in a vast medical crisis.

In many areas of northern Nigeria, millions of victims of malnutrition, neglect and in some cases famine are surfacing, threatening a vast humanitarian crisis.

If municipalities refuse to obey the terms of the deal, the coalition partners may need to go back to the drawing board.None of this squabbling is likely to have much effect on Europe's vast refugee crisis.

One of the world's longest running civil wars has pitted ethnic groups against the national army, creating a vast refugee crisis and reports of forced labour as well as systematic rape and torture.

The lava flows, six feet deep in some areas, devastated the border town and fueled a vast humanitarian crisis in a region already suffering from a long-running civil war.