Sentences with phrase «in a state of crisis»

If a couple enters therapy in a state of crisis, the course of the first few sessions may go differently.

By contrast, a great deal of the Muslim world is currently in a state of crisis, in large part because of the felt internal conflict between faith and modernity.

The class size question is closely linked to teacher recruitment and retention, both of which were widely regarded as being in a state of crisis in the late 1990s.

The planet is clearly in a state of crisis — and we're going to have to do things differently if we want different results.

Film Synopsis: When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis.

All too often clients wait until a problem is causing a serious or significant interference in their life and they are in a state of crisis with very few emotional resources with which to confront the problem.

Contemporary theology is unquestionably in a state of crisis, perhaps the most profound crisis which Christian theology has faced since its creation.

Picking up on that theme, Francis argues that the environment is now in a state of crisis largely because of mankind's belief that we have a right to dominate nature.

The NPP has on several political platforms declared that Ghana is in a state of crisis under the John Mahama - led administration therefore the need to vote for change.

Staying hydrated is good for you no matter what, since the dehydrated body is essentially in a state of crisis.

The Amazing Catfish, Claudia Sainte - Luce, Mexico Set in Guadalajara, The Amazing Catfish follows the quiet transformation of a solitary young woman informally adopted and absorbed into a rambunctious matriarchy in a state of crisis.

They find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization that has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving Earth in a state of crisis.

Indeed, last year we helped more than 30,000 education professionals who called our confidential helpline in a state of crisis.

When 42 - year - old Buddy Berry — whose family has lived in rural Eminence, Kentucky, for generations — took the reins of the Eminence Independent School District in 2010, he found his hometown district and its single school in a state of crisis.

Unfortunately, Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed these vital liability reform measures, and Wisconsin's civil justice system remained in a state of crisis.

Often our clients have been in a state of crisis suffering with physical / mental illness, street homelessness and destitution.

The loss of a loved one is hard enough to deal with on an emotional level and the last thing you would want your family to worry about during such testing times is how they would manage their finances in a state of crisis.

Synopsis: When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis.

: Many patients begin therapy in a state of crisis, so it's first important to help them get stabilized and to establish an atmosphere of safety and calm.

A church leader has urged for the government to prioritise marriage over Brexit, claiming the institution of marriage is in a state of crisis.

Conservative Judaism — the movement of peoplehood — is in a state of crisis and flux.

We all know that the Catholic Church in Britain and worldwide is in a state of crisis and is declining, with fewer Catholics and fewer priests.

To many, who go so far as to agree with the observation that religion finds itself in a state of crisis (and there are, indeed, many who will not even admit the justice of such an observation) a new theological movement, which has attracted the attention of the whole Christian world, appears to be the only savior.

Crisis theory, as developed by Erich Lindemann and Gerald Caplan, holds that when a person is in a state of crisis, he is especially vulnerable to change.

Most important of all, the Catholic Church in England should acknowledge that it is in a state of crisis it should repent and invoke the protection of Our Blessed Lady.

Two teams, the Heat and Pacers, are in a state of crisis.

Reports across Spanish media claim the Catalan club are in a state of crisis, with a fractured relationship between manager Luis Enrique and his players underwriting recent sackings in the club's recruitment department and disharmony in the board room.

And it can make you feel like you're in state of crisis.

«The MTA is in a state of crisis,» Cuomo said.

Our national political system is in a state of crisis and discontent is almost universal.

«The MTA is in a state of crisis.

In fact, the label «evidence based» applied to medicine has been confused, abused and misused so much lately that some experts suggest that the evidence - based medicine movement is in a state of crisis.

Fed Up is a scathing indictment of America's food industry and it arrives at a time when we are in a state of crisis.

America's schools are in a state of crisis, though not the one that we usually imagine.

Ofsted's report criticised every aspect of the school, and said governors refused to accept that «the school is in a state of crisis».

Rather, this strikes me as a case of carelessness, motivated by the fact that the careless conclusion is superficially convenient for the narrative they're trying to advance (viz., that American education, and thus America, is in a state of crisis.)

Higher education is in a state of crisis.

Monday June 1st, 11:00 am Queen's Park Our workers» compensation system is in a state of crisis.

Our workers» compensation system is in a state of crisis.

Ethereum is in a state of crisis.

When we're caught in the heat of an argument, we're in a state of crisis.

When you are caught in the heat of an argument, you are in a state of crisis, which is defined as «a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger» from the Greek krisis.

If you're thinking about divorce, it's quite normal to feel yourself in a state of crisis.