crisis

• Her socialism was entirely the outcome of her suffering and torments as a child Things had to come to a crisis, and the crisis was atrocious. —  George Sand, Some Aspects of Her Life and Writings
• According to the report, "One long-term consequence of this crisis is the difficulty for young people to distinguish what is 'correct' and what is 'incorrect'; what is 'true' and what is 'false', as traditional grounding values have been radically altered by recent events." —  AllAfrica News: Latest
• "I believe growing markets outside Europe have to be looked for as their recovery from the crisis will be the fastest," Tlapa told CTK. —  Prague Monitor
• Nonetheless, despite the EU's trouncing by Russia here, the Europhiles still have their heads in the clouds. blog suggests that the crisis is an opportunity to develop a common European identity: —  Open Europe blog
• Usually the crisis is a diesel fuel leak from damaged tractor-trailer saddle tanks, and migration of 200-gallons of volatile or ganic liquid into off-road soils and perhaps sources of water. —  CounterPunch

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