Sentences with phrase «crisis point»

We need to see much greater investment in quality crisis care for young people, and more funding for early intervention services which help young people avoid reaching crisis point in the first place.

While the situation is at crisis point there seems to be no motivation by the government to tackle the problem.

Employers who merely seek to deal with mental health issues as and when they reach crisis point in individual cases risk far more than just legal claims.

I suppose it's all about interventions that help before people hit crisis point.

A combination of growing populations and food, energy and water shortages will reach crisis point by 2030, the government's chief scientific advisor will say later today.

More importantly, can you tell what crisis point and transformation is coming?

I'm experimenting with writing fiction, and as a prospective author, am very curious about where the industry is going during the largest crisis point in its history.

Typically, couples do not seek relationship counseling when things are going well, so it's not unusual that I see couples at crisis point.

The rising cost of energy and the lack of reliable supply has reached crisis point in the red meat processing game.

The dilemma of how to literally take William Faulkner's melancholy quote is the central crisis point of John Krokidas» debut feature Kill Your Darlings.

«Rental affordability is at crisis point for people on low incomes or the minimum wage,» said Goldie.

Read more about how Paul and Maria were helped by the Adoption Support Fund when they reached crisis point due to their son's violent and aggressive behaviour.

Without Oxlade - Chamberlain's impact at the other end of the park, tensions could have been heightened to crisis point as a young dispirited Arsenal side watched the clock tick down without their good play producing anything tangible as far as the score was concerned.

While the all - consuming political debate around Brexit rages on, the state of the arts in schools is approaching crisis point.

Made proactive outbound calls to clients to try and take care of issues before they became crisis points

In addition to the pressure of hundreds of lawsuits and a financial crisis pointing toward bankruptcy, there was the relentless, indeed merciless, determination of the media to give him every blame of the doubt, led by the Boston Globe, which is salivating to outdo its parent company, the New York Times, in the winning of Pulitzers and other plaudits bestowed by journalistic peers.

Later on in this parliament there are bound to be crisis points over the Brexit negotiations during which, one way or another, May will struggle to prevail.

It was published in Germany, a country with geology, climate policies and skills that make it an ideal test bed for the technology (see «German energy crisis points towards climate solution «-RRB-.

Furthermore, bedtime is a cat or dog's ultimate crisis point: they don't want to be left alone, which is cute occasionally, but not every single night of their lives.

Two years and six pictures ago, «Captain America: Civil War» tore the Avengers asunder and brought the franchise to a grim, unsettling crisis point.

Downey is on fine form here — never more so than in his relationship with Tennessee kid named Harley (Ty Simpkins), who becomes Stark's unlikely ally at a particular crisis point.

-- suggest that given grim current affairs, we've reached a phallic crisis point.

Jumping at Shadows effectively cuts through the white noise of contemporary America, and is for anyone wondering how we have arrived at this collective crisis point.

Marketing is falling down the gap between publisher and author, because the writer thinks the publisher will do it and, frankly, the publisher does little to dispel this illusion until crisis point.

Real crisis point that press has made between print books, print media and things like the Kindle.

It's a cultural response to its own environment that acts as a metaphor for a bigger global geopolitical crisis point, suggesting a new period of reconstruction, a digitally - conscious Modernism as a form of survivalism for the post-truth era.

Muniz's use of source material from art history speaks not merely of his ambition to claim a place in it but also of his thought that Western culture's long fixation on images has brought us to the present crisis point.

«This book aims to demonstrate how the profession has held to its anachronistic ways at key crisis points in US history: Watergate, communist infiltration, arrival of waves of immigrants, the litigation explosion, the civility crisis, and the current economic crisis that blends with dramatic changes in technology and communications and globalization.

However, even at such crisis points, there are opportunities to intervene to prevent situations from deepening and widening.

At other times, the couple becomes aware at an earlier stage that they're not able to resolve their problems on their own, and they need the help from a relationship counselor before their relationship hits crisis point and heads to dissolution.

«It's hard to believe hunger is at crisis point in the «lucky country».

The food situation reached crisis point in 1790.

And a member from Surrey echoed those views saying: «We feel like we have reached crisis point at our school with so many anxious and unhappy pupils.

«Our access to antibiotics to control disease is at a crisis point.»

Hindu pilgrims bathe in the river, but there is increasing concern that the air quality in the holy city has reached a crisis point.

And this situation is becoming worse as pensions are rapidly becoming a thing of the past, life expectancies along with accompanying health care costs are increasing, and even social security is facing a crisis point.

Many in the US Bitcoin community had hoped that hitting this crisis point — a network maxed out, transactions faltering — would result in closure, with miners quickly moving to adopt whichever chain proved more valuable to their economic interests.

Matters came to crisis point a year ago when the last government's Children, Schools & Family Bill sought to impose a statutory sex and relationship education (SRE) curriculum on all schools from the primary stage (currently SRE is only compulsory in secondary schools and the content can be determined by each school) and to remove the right of parents to withdraw their children from inappropriate SRE lessons from the age of 15.

The crisis point came following the ELCA's 2009 decision to bless same - sex relationships and allow noncelibate homosexual people to be ordained.

This is the crisis point of the plot, as you probably remember.

This is the chrysalis moment, the crisis point.

In recent years, the environmental statistician Lester Brown has been almost alone in his attempts to warn us that grain production appears to be nearing a crisis point.

«It's now become a rort and reaching a crisis point,» Mr De Bortoli said.

As a result of deforestation, consequent erosion and a breakdown in the water cycle, crisis point was reached in 1990 when it was realised that 14000 km2 was suffering extreme ecological degradation.