The deep economic crisis has affected both countries.

Even the developed economies are in deep crisis.

A deep crisis in any member country is likely to become contagious.

The aftermath of a typical deep financial crisis is something completely different.

The political crisis that has rocked Haiti has deep roots in Haitian society.

Situated in the heart of Africa, Zaire is a country in deep crisis.

Carmen Reinhart and I proposed this moniker in our 2009 book This Time is Different, based on our diagnosis of the crisis as a typical deep financial crisis, not a typical deep recession.

It is a weakened democracy mired in an economic and social crisis so deep that it verges on becoming an identity crisis.

In Europe, the global financial crisis of 2008 left a legacy of deep political and economic crisis in the weaker economies of Southern Europe.

In short, the crisis has produced a deep delegitimization of Greece s democratic politicians and their supposed achievements.

Deep and widespread misery and an acute environmental crisis put the country socially and ecologically at risk.

Instead, the crisis demonstrated the deep divisions within Europe on everything from financial regulation to the requisite policy response.

It will take real effort and creativity to repair the deep cracks in globalization revealed by the financial crisis.

This deep pessimism militates against any public debate or reform, and exaggerates the importance of the current political crisis.

Central America is emerging, still licking its wounds, from the savage blows of two decades of deep crisis and bloodshed.

Central America is emerging, still licking its wounds, from the savage blows of two decades of deep crisis and bloodshed.

When it comes to managing a deep and complex crisis, indeed, European voters tend to prefer the experience of conservative politicians.

US and Chinese leaders have fought the crisis with not only massive fiscal stimulus, but also deep intervention into credit markets.

You feel deep, deep guilt.

PALO ALTO One of the worst responses by officials to the financial crisis and deep recession has been to revive industrial policy.

Of course, skeptics warn against excessive optimism, arguing that something similar occurred in the early 1970 s, ending in a deep crisis.

The deep security crisis in Pakistan is mirrored across the border in Afghanistan, which offers a model of what not to do.

In deep financial crisis, traditionally social democratic Denmark elected a conservative prime minister, Poul Schlüter, a jovial man with a bow tie.

Of course, the crisis has not been overcome. We have gained time and can take a deep breath no more and no less.

Though every crisis eventually ends, no one knew at the time how broad, deep, and long the ensuing recessions and depressions would be.

Maoist insurgency and stringent Government response have led to a rapid deterioration of the situation in Nepal, plunging the country into deep crisis.

Despite fair and democratic elections and the forming of government structures, the country continues to languish in a deep economic and political crisis.

In Europe, the global financial crisis of 2008 left a legacy of deep political and economic crisis in the weaker economies of Southern Europe. This crisis absorbed almost all of the European Union s political attention this summer, even as famine in Africa has worsened.

Others, however, have noted that Estonia pursued strict austerity in the wake of the crisis, avoided a financial crisis, and is now growing again vigorously, whereas Greece, which delayed its fiscal adjustment for too long, experienced a deep crisis and remains mired in recession.

These are very interesting ideas, but the evidence still seems overwhelming that the drag on the global economy mainly reflects the aftermath of a deep systemic financial crisis, not a long term secular innovation crisis.

The deep cross border links between financial institutions and the activity of globally active investment banks only took a brief hit from the crisis.

The EU is on autopilot, in stalemate, in deep crisis, claims Joschka Fischer, the former German foreign minister and an important voice in Europe.

The mission learned that almost all national actors across the political spectrum acknowledged that Haiti was in a deep political, social and economic crisis.

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quot The Security Council reiterates its deep concern for the plight of the Haitian people under the ongoing crisis and reaffirms its determination to minimize the impact of this crisis on the most vulnerable groups in Haiti.

They have mismanaged their way into a deep crisis, betraying all of the lofty promises of unity and prosperity issued when the euro was created.

The EU needs an economic government for the deep and long crisis ahead. Germany, Europe s biggest and most important economy, should lead the way decisively.

The kind of relationships when deep speaks to deep.

He's in a deep sleep, a deep, wonderful sleep.

Dig her deep. ( under his breath) Dig her deep.

The third point is more diagnostic The shockingly anemic pattern of post crisis US consumer demand has resulted from a deep Japan like balance sheet recession.

Both countries are in the midst of a deep identity crisis that is mutating into disdain for Europe, foreigners, migrants, and all who represent the other.

Expressing deep concern over the plight of Muslim refugees and displaced people of Chechnya and humanitarian and material losses resulting from the Chechnya Crisis in 1999

The Buenos Aires 2050 and New York 2050 projects had started as responses to deep trauma and crisis, which had a severe impact on the people.