Sentence examples for would be crises from inspiring English sources

That meant there would be crises tomorrow and the next day and the day after that.

The only scenario I can imagine, and even this is a stretch, would be crisis escalation with South Korea.

It seemed to me even when Fukuyama first wrote that this could and probably would happen again, that there would be future crises that would put our system — which I agree is a very good system — at risk.

If people believed that this was just an average sort of crisis, they would now be buying instead of selling, and there would be no crisis.

"There would be a crisis situation when you were off by 2 percent" from a revenue quota.

The break-up would be a crisis of apocalyptic proportions beyond our financial system.

The fact that there would be a crisis was totally obvious to me".

Occasionally, there would be a crisis and she was hugely supportive, even though he was never grateful or even cooperative.

There would be no crisis if China's autocrats didn't deny their people the most basic rights.

If the Social Security trust funds were respected as a "trust" by the government, there would be no "crisis".

Were Time Warner to have acquired America Online and simply called it another division, there would be no crisis of confidence today.