Sentence examples for widespread crisis from inspiring English sources

Considering the blame for the widespread crisis flung at raters, they're making quite a comeback.

But a report last month by Oxfam, an international aid agency, said there was no coordinated strategy to avert widespread crisis and neglect.

This could lead to a widespread crisis across the region in coming years, if preparations are not made to deal with the current and probable future consequences.

HONG KONG — South and Southeast Asia are being buffeted by broad shifts in international economics, but with Japan and China to the north largely unaffected, fears of a more widespread crisis are being played down.

What was done to Clapson – and it was done, not something that simply happened – is a particularly horrific example of what has, almost silently, turned into a widespread crisis.

NEW YORK TIMES Asian Currencies Fall, But Fears of Contagion Are Muted  |  "South and Southeast Asia are being buffeted by broad shifts in international economics, but with Japan and China to the north largely unaffected, fears of a more widespread crisis are being played down," Keith Bradsher reports in The New York Times.

That stayed true for the initial years, but recently Europe has failed important tests such as the widespread unemployment crisis, the Russian challenge to Ukraine and the debt crisis in Greece.

But it would be Big Finance that was destined to bring us to the Great Recession, leading off with the 1980s Wall Street "bonfire of the vanities," hitting the news with the fall of Drexel Burnham, and creating the first widespread bank crisis since the Great Depression in the form of the late 1980s savings and loan crisis.

But as it expands, the city faces serious challenges – the latest being a widespread water crisis.

Their flexing of political muscle reflects a widespread identity crisis among all the world's subordinate regions.

But they are now the top two leaders in a worldwide industry that saw investment jump 32 percent in 2010, even in the midst of a widespread economic crisis.