Significats de deeper crisis en anglès

I think we have a deeper crisis; we have a careers crisis.

Turkey may need to suffer a deeper crisis before this changes.

We are on the brink of a deeper crisis in Darfur, Gration said.

He concludes: Italy illustrates perfectly the deeper crisis, which the current plans don't solve.

Any petrodollar repatriation by Gulf states in a deeper crisis could exacerbate financial strains.

The Government's approach has left the Irish housing system is in an even deeper crisis.

Heineken Cup organisers have refused to sanction scheduled tournament appearance payments, plunging European club rugby into deeper crisis.

China reform may require a deeper crisis The outgoing premier and his likely successor have both called for change.

But our crisis in the Labour party is in truth reflective of a deeper crisis we face in society.

Amos and Lizzie sensed that they were spectators of a deeper crisis than they understood and they watched breathlessly.

The paradox, therefore, is that without the pressure of the current crisis, the much deeper crisis will continue to fester.

The slowdown "may lead to a deeper crisis in the economy that could become social", they warned in a statement.

People are questioning whether we are beginning to see the beginning of a deeper crisis in the foundations of the overall post-war order itself.

Parts suppliers are facing a deeper crisis because of the extensive production shutdowns associated with the bankruptcies of General Motors Corp GMGMQ.PK and Chrysler.

Duarte has come out in support of the former Health Minister, accusing the tobacco industry of seeking to drive the country into a " deeper crisis".