Crisis

a crisis (noun) - an urgent, difficult or dangerous situation 

crises (plural) 

a crisis is a terrible thing to waste

community banding together in a time of crisis

crisis situations
the main drivers for cultural development are crisis situations

mushrooming crisis
the conflict has mushroomed into an international crisis

crisis spirals out of control
the need to act before the crisis spirals out of control

in crisis mode
Corporate America is in crisis mode

global food crisis in 2008

a major humanitarian crisis
immediate measures to address the massive humanitarian crisis of traumatized victims

a personal crisis
Unable to face up to his own crisis, Bergman reverted to denial, as well as to a suicide attempt

help with a crisis
If you need immediate help with a crisis, contact 1-800-273-TALK

a family crisis
a wholesome reunion turns out to be a cover for a tense family crisis, with the boy's parents on the verge of separation

crisis intervention
crisis intervention immediately following a traumatic incident

an identity crisis
a mid-life crisis

crisis escalates
the speed with which a crisis can escalate

reach crisis proportions
shortage reached crisis proportions
the housing shortage in the central city has reached crisis proportions

strong action needed to bring this crisis to an end
on record calling for strong action to bring this crisis to an end

economic crisis
current economic crisis

financial crisis
global financial crisis
the crisis of industrial capitalism of the Great Depression in the 1930s

Asian financial crisis of 1997
In the wake of the Asian financial crisis that began in 1997, Malaysia pegged the exchange rate of its national currency

banking crisis
currency crisis
debt crisis
third world debt crisis

a personal financial crisis

credit crisis
address the credit crisis
the bailout plan could address the credit crisis and reduce the severity of the looming recession
That inflow of capital could prevent the credit crisis from developing into an economy-wide credit crunch

hit by the crisis
hard hit by the crisis

slammed by the crisis
The country's economic crisis has slammed Sandra Kasper's family harder than many

a personal crisis of faith
a crisis of thought
crisis of conscience

crisis triggering...
crisis triggered by...
the subprime crisis triggered the current recession and massive bank and investment house failures

a crisis of confidence
day-to-day crisis

Crisis Heightens
crisis, disaster, war, famine

in deep ecological crisis

crisis of male body obsession
The Adonis Complex: The Secret Crisis of Male Body Obsession

in moments of crisis
in moments of crisis I turn to agnosticism for the comfort it gives in freeing me from superstition

crisis has deepened
the worst crisis ever  
in one of its most serious crises ever

weather a crisis
survive a crisis

someone you can rely on in a crisis

biodiversity crisis
international AIDS crisis

tackle a crisis 
solve a crisis

internal corporate crisis
company facing a cash crisis

domestic crisis

quickening public interest in the worldwide dimension of the crisis

the crisis set off by these events

coordinate their responses to the crisis

a crisis of continuity

The identity crisis in feminist theory
Professional identity crisis: Race, class, gender, and success at professional schools

oil crisis
energy crisis 

political crisis
Political Crisis Deepens

the Cuban missile crisis
a city in crisis
refugee crisis
housing crisis

police Crisis Negotiation

a major crisis
a serious crisis

acute crisis
impending crisis
looming crisis

crisis arises
crisis deepens
crisis over already
crisis worsens 

face a crisis
facing a crisis in the company's management
suffer a crisis

avert a crisis
prevent a crisis
resolve a crisis
overcome a crisis
respond to a crisis

cause a crisis
create a crisis
trigger a crisis

provoke a crisis
spark off a crisis

aggravate a crisis
make the crisis worse

waiting for next crisis to arise

hostage to a crisis
a hostage crisis
the Iran hostage crisis of 1979-81

in times of crisis

crisis management

crisis of state legitimacy
in a state of crisis

a crisis changing fundamental facts?
Anybody who thinks the present financial crisis has changed these fundamental facts is engaged in the time-honored human propensity for self-dramatization

a crisis that is affecting everyone

public health crisis
the SARS crisis in 2002

the sharing of knowledge during a crisis

funding crisis
school funding crisis

worldwide economic crisis

designation of the crisis in Darfur as a genocide

crisis brought into focus
the crisis brought into focus the extraordinary decline in agricultural assistance by the United States

crisis persists
the financial crisis has passed

the ongoing crisis
emerging from crisis

the latest crisis

Crisis of Governance

Aging prisoners: Crisis in American corrections
Aging inmates present prison crisis

crisis management
strong crisis management capacity
Culturally sensitive practices and crisis management

examining the multiple complexities surrounding the Tlingit religious crisis

died during the crisis

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 12:42 PM