Britain pursued a policy of law and order in dealing with crises in the colonies in the late 1760s and 1770s.
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7 sentences with “crises”
Short, simple sentences with “crises”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: crises
Serious or dangerous situations where important decisions must be made quickly; plural of "crisis."
7 sentences with “crises” — examples
The timing of the Renaissance coincided with some of the crises of the Middle Ages described in the last chapter.
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After the Cuban missile crisis, the US and the USSR agreed to set up a "hotline" to ensure rapid communication in case of future crises.
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The working class continued to live an often precarious existence. They suffered greatly during economic crises, such as the Panic of 1819.
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Some of the trends, patterns and phenomena that were to take shape during the Renaissance era, which began around 1300, began in the midst of the crises of the Middle Ages.
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Major crises affected the Roman Empire from 235 to 284 CE. The basis of the crises was increased pressure from foreign invaders on the Roman frontiers along with political instability within the Empire itself.
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However, beginning in mid-13th century Eastern Europe, and spreading to Western Europe in the 14th century, a series of crises undermined European prosperity, security and population levels. Historians refer to these events as the "crises of the Middle Ages".
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