Meanings of trigger a crisis in English

If rising U.S. interest rates help trigger a crisis, investors will look for relatively safe economies.

Not to mention trigger a crisis.

Economists say a failure to raise the ceiling would trigger a crisis in bond markets and possibly another recession.

They don't trust banks. The main fear for policy makers across the Balkans is that such worries will actually trigger a crisis.

Economists and administration officials have warned this would trigger a crisis in global financial markets and plunge the United States into another recession.

As a result, Indian authorities are trying to calm market fears that IL&FS' troubles could trigger a crisis in the wider non-banking financial sector.

The controversy over the papers triggered a crisis in science.

Then his sudden re-appearance coinciding with the book's publication triggers a crisis for all three.

The move triggered a crisis for the Conservatives and prompted Diefenbaker to call an election, which he lost.

Always keen for a little self-flagellation, the triumph of Trump and Brexit triggered a crisis of liberal confidence.

However, it failed to set free the final group at the end of last month, triggering a crisis in the negotiations.

Instead it has triggered a crisis for international justice, and one which has landed at the door of the European Union.

Not long ago, a billion-dollar payment miss would have triggered a crisis of confidence in the market; now, it is almost ignored.

The arrest of the judge in 2012 triggered a crisis in which Nasheed has said he was forced to resign at gunpoint.

De Gaulle triggered a crisis in the nascent European Economic Community in 1965 when he withdrew France's representative during a disagreement over agricultural funding.

Aidan Birkett was brought in last year to address the debt mountain at the conglomerate, whose obligations triggered a crisis in the Gulf Arab emirate.