Sentences with phrase «feet after a crisis»

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Either way, somehow eight years after the financial crisis, with the economy on the best footing it has been in years, the uncertainty that is out there over a Trump Presidency just doesn't seem so bad, at least for one day.

And this reflects a truth of personal experience: that it's only after a crisis, with the stars falling from our sky and the ground shaking beneath our feet, that we see clearly — that we remember what is worth caring about and what is not.

He helped put the district back on its feet after the 2008 fiscal crisis.

In a pinch, an emergency fund is a safety net that can help you avoid taking on unnecessary debt, help you weather a financial crisis, and assist you with getting back on your feet after a myriad of unexpected curve balls are thrown your way.

After years of a slowly deteriorating US dollar, the greenback found some footing during the financial crisis and is now benefiting from the financial woes in Greece which may well boil over into other Euro - zone countries.

However, there was no complementary systematic focus on building primary health service capacity according to need, particularly through the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and truly shifting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health to a preventive footing rather than responding «after the event» to health crisis.