Meanings of several crises in English

I had felt much the same way during several crises in the First World War.

There had been several crises to handle before that.

It has survived through several crises and changes of ownership and is now owned by Aprilia.

Bishop Foss said, in regard to several crises in a most serious sickness, that Christ always arrived before it came.

Yet it is not an obvious time for Beijing to be stirring up trouble with its neighbour; the country is battling several crises.

In the different markets there had been several crises during the period I mentioned, and certain men, chiefly small ones, had gone under.

Some Hungarians who have lived through several crises and waves of budget austerity since communism collapsed in 1989 feel the EU is overstepping its authority.

Jane Neilson warns New Zealand's relatively small forces could struggle to cope with bigger, harsher and more frequent disasters, or several crises happening at once.

And in like manner, all through His life He declares Himself conscious of the hours which mark the several crises and stages of His mission.

China has $3.65 trillion in foreign reserves and could deal comfortably with several crises on the scale of Hebei.