1. See synonyms for: crise / Crises on Thesaurus.com noun, plural Crises [kreez].

2. Economic crises recur periodically.

3. 7 Economic crises recur periodically.

4. Crises It is the responsibility of the media to report on Crises such as this.

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6. Environmental and health crises are global.

7. There is energy crises in Pakistan.

8. Major biotic crises- - volcanic, glacial, oceanic.

9. The Five Crises of the American Regime

10. Refugee crises almost always occur in nondemocracies.

11. Definition of Crises in the Definitions.net dictionary

12. • Crises and emergencies are different from routine action.

13. 20 Great crises often call forth gifted leaders.

14. His last years were ravaged by financial crises.

15. Crises are abrupt negative changes in security, economic, political, or environmental affairs. Natural Crises such as tsunamis or volcanoes are inherently unpredictable

16. Before COVID-19, most debt Crises were the result of development Crises—governments that had borrowed money that was poorly invested, spent on …

17. So, too, are financial flows and financial crises.

18. Of Crises and Conjunctures: The Problem of the Present

19. Two more potential crises are bubbling under the surface.

20. MORAL, economic, and political crises are shaking the world.

21. Correlations played the biggest role in the financial crises

22. Maybe there are four sure things: death, taxes, Crises …

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24. Crises will strew his path to test his mettle.

25. 12 His last years were ravaged by financial crises.

26. They'll learn about wars and international crises soon enough.

27. As in other crises, Chamorro's ability to compromise was pivotal.

28. Plural of Crises It is an alternative term for catastrophe.

29. Just add up all the costs of these crises combined.

30. 🔊 Raising money for Africa can Ameliorate the hunger crises

31. Crises can therefore be used to legitimize more strategic movement.

32. Moroccan Crises, two international Crises in 1905–06 and 1911 that centered on France’s attempts to control Morocco and on Germany’s concurrent attempts to stem French power

33. Valentinian did not receive news of these crises until late 374.

34. Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises (5th ed.).

35. Is the place to resolve such disputes and Ameliorate such crises.’

36. During the crises, Correlations across the global markets were extremely positive

37. 4 Midlife crises are forcing them to reassess and re-prioritize.

38. Is the place to resolve such disputes and Ameliorate such crises.’

39. However, the frequency, severity, and duration of these crises vary tremendously.

40. These crises also have adverse consequences for the welfare of citizens.

41. I know I just mentioned how crises can grant leaders extraordinary freedoms.

42. Emma Batha is a journalist specialising in humanitarian crises and women’s rights

43. The Balkans, the area was prolific of Crises from 1908 to 1914

44. The country's economic troubles are rooted in a string of global crises.

45. Debates spawned by China's recent crises are likely to become less fettered.

46. Each trainee must be able to respond effectively to all imaginable crises.

47. Buffeted by crises, will Flint turn out to vote? AFP 10/29/2020

48. Three simultaneous hostage crises involving Chechen rebels added to a sense of unease.

49. Devastating crises may shortly overtake us, leading inevitably to a lapse into barbarism.

50. The book contains a powerful cocktail of romance, family crises and big business.

51. PALO ALTO – Europe is suffering from simultaneous sovereign-debt, banking, and currency crises.

52. If it is so temerity to crises , Dan Lu non - scene I could not.

53. 22 Crises are characterized by anger, miscommunications, defending of positions and unwillingness to listen.

54. As responsible citizens, you have the duty to, and can, avert these insurance crises.

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56. The new system should be resilient to the adverse effects of any new crises.

57. This could explain the gastrointestinal problems, migraines and nervous crises that tormented the princess.

58. Developmental Crises: These occur as part of the process of growing and developing through various periods of life.Sometimes a crisis is a predictable part of the life cycle, such as the Crises described in Erikson’s stages of psychosocial development.; Existential Crises: Inner conflicts are related to things such as life purpose, direction, and spirituality.

59. Both Crises reassured French political interests in Morocco, while Germany received economic guarantees and …

60. Finally, mediation is a valuable tool in a world buffeted by manifold complex crises

61. Finally, mediation is a valuable tool in a world buffeted by manifold complex crises.

62. Donations to the Humanitarian Aid Fund enable the Church to respond immediately to crises.

63. But it is possible to dissect most crises and examine each component in turn.

64. We are a very close-knit family and support each other through any crises.

65. In addition, the crises will further erode young people's ability to find gainful employment.

66. Austerity measures are tough measures imposed on citizens to correct economic and financial crises

67. At the time, Americans faced a cavalcade of crises and a crisis of confidence.

68. All these influences and more come together in Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises, his magnum opus

69. Rogoff (1998) has likened pegged exchange rate systems to "lightning rods" that attract financial crises.

70. The crisis originates with “excessive debt accumulation,” which makes economies “vulnerable to crises of confidence.”

71. Arcadis Deploys Autodesk Cloud Technology to Deliver an Infrastructure Project Bookended by Public Health Crises

72. Boris Johnson's boast of a 'Global Britain' is taking a pounding amid series of Crises

73. The noun crisis has a Greek root, which is the derivation of the plural Crises

74. They demand our attention with the same immediacy as the everyday crises in our lives.

75. Crises are endemic to financial systems. Attempts to regulate them may do more harm than good.

76. Synonyms for Conjunctures include crises, emergencies, crossroads, exigencies, junctures, passes, stages, clutches, combinations and connection

77. Contagion can refer to the diffusion of either economic booms or economic crises throughout a

78. The patients suffer from a typical nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia with hemolytic crises during acute infections.

79. Food crises are often related to access to food and linked to policies of Government.

80. Gastric or other visceral crises with severe pain are sometimes a part of the syndrome.