Examples of using Crises in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Have we learned anything from earlier crises?
And now one person is taking it upon himself to end the crises.
Aren't these the bozos who caused the last 39 financial crises?
Will and we are accustomed to economic shocks and crises constant.
Not only in times of crises.
Inflation and hyperinflation(in particular) are usually accompanied by deep economic crises, the consequences of which can be extremely difficult for a particular state.
Throughout history, whenever the CCP encountered crises, it would demonstrate some traces of improvement, enticing people to develop illusions about the CCP.
Cities with an overreliance on domestic or international demand can be more exposed to economic and geopolitical crises.
Okay, what's the differential for seven-year-old boys suffering multiple hypertensive crises?
intervening in public health crises,” the study goes on to say.
for fear of crises that will threaten the community.
But, as other crises were resolved in the world,
It is reasonable to expect that the prisoner in the Mukata'ah, who has already led his people out from so many existential crises, will do so again.
In recent years, even the natural tension that once accompanied these crises has disappeared.
the light of our rapidly evolving global society, marked by social and economic crises and intergenerational conflicts.
War or political crises: War and political upheaval have always sent people into a gold-hoarding mode.
The Pentagon knows that environmental, economic and other crises could provoke widespread public anger toward government and corporations in coming years.
Understanding how the animals do this could lead to treatments for patients suffering crises of oxygen deprivation,
as well as more specific crises as they arise.
intervening in public health crises," the study says.