Sentences with phrase «epicenter of the crisis»
The epicenter is the point on the Earth's surface directly above an earthquake's focus. Full definition
Boston is the epicenter of the crisis, and, had the pope gone there, it would have been all sex abuse all the time.
firstthings.com
In March of that year, a religious sister in Boston, the epicenter of the crisis, said, «This is our Church, all of us, and we need to take it back.»
State Senators Klein and Savino will release the investigative report at the start of a stretch of auto dealerships in Queens that some consumer attorneys have dubbed the «epicenter of the crisis,» across the street from 48 - 15 Northern Boulevard, on Thursday at 11 a.m.
Cuomo signed the bills while touring the state and visiting what he called the epicenters of the crisis, at events in Long Island, Staten Island and Buffalo.
Cities, by comparison, had more diversified economies that were less reliant on household credit and real estate, the epicenter of the crisis.