Sentence examples for yet at crisis from inspiring English sources

The arts are not yet at crisis point.

The head of the French Petrol Industries Association, Jean-Louis Schilansky, has said fuel shortages are not yet at crisis point.

The electricity is on in parts of the hotel but in terms of running water in the hotel and the sanitation here: Look, it's not yet at crisis point - and hopefully this will be resolved before it is - but it's getting pretty miserable here.

Real estate values — so vital to any golf development — were dropping but were not yet considered at crisis levels.

And yet, at moments of crisis, we discover and rediscover the disconcerting fact that purchasing power in the most important currencies of the world is in fact generated in oceanic quantities beyond the boundaries of the states to which it belongs, by actors that are not the state.

Just days after the inspector general's report was released, the public disclosure that two computer hard drives containing nuclear weapons data used by the government's Nuclear Emergency Search Team, or NEST, were missing, sparked yet another crisis at the laboratory.

With the new bailout for Greece that was agreed upon by European leaders in July still awaiting approval from each country in the euro zone, the fractionalized way that Europe runs fiscal decision-making risks setting off yet another crisis at each step along the way.

Andrew Priestley: "Yet another crisis at Rangers Football Club after last night's latest resignation.

According to Magpies boss Steve McClaren, things aren't at crisis point yet following a poor start to the season but they're getting there - and fast.

The government is facing a worsening childhood obesity crisis yet at the same time expects youngsters to spend much of their spare time inside and inactive.

She has a very strong sense of her identity and purpose, and yet at times she verges on identity crisis.