Continuous Crisis

1955 to 1983

three mentions

over 28 years

I was about to say that the industry is in a parlous state, but I do not want to over-paint the picture or over-stress the difficulties; it is certainly facing very great financial difficulties and it is in a state of Continuous Crisis.

_{Orders Of The Day — Finance Bill}

Mr. John Taylor - April 25, 1955

It is a Continuous Crisis, and a continuous crisis is, if anything, worse than a crisis which conies and then goes.

_{Orders Of The Day — Economic Situation}

Mr. Morrison - July 25, 1957

We have deplored the expansion of shipbuilding capacity in Korea in a period in which the shipbuilding industry worldwide has been in almost Continuous Crisis.

_{Shipbuilding And Ship Repair}

The Minister of State, Department of Industry (Mr. Norman Lamont) - April 19, 1983

2001

two mentions

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the agricultural industry has been going through a Continuous Crisis for quite some time.

_{Foot And Mouth Disease}

Mr. Patrick McLoughlin - March 21, 2001

Things were bad enough before the outbreak started; the agricultural industry has been going through a Continuous Crisis for quite some time.

_{Foot And Mouth Disease}

Mr. Patrick McLoughlin - March 21, 2001