Sentences with phrase «into crisis»

Suddenly, the company went into crisis mode when a very large client left.

There was once a wonderful time where clubs didn't go into crisis mode.

Had I paid greater attention to the amount of leverage, particularly heading into the crisis in 2008, I would not have lost so much.

It allows time to treat the condition before it turns into a crisis.

Many suggested that if it had been followed, we would not have gotten into this crisis.

If you're living without a safety net, you're living on the «financial» edge — hoping to get by without running into a crisis.

You are contributing your bit to plunge the team deep into crisis with is article.

Quick action can keep a problem from escalating into a crisis.

As it turns out, the cat was in kidney failure, and went into crisis after the surgery and ended up dying.

Who are the people you would invite into the crisis management team?

Other factors — including the financial crisis and business lost to the fracking boom — put the company into crisis mode by 2011.

Will we have to sink even more deeply into crisis before we begin to improve our destiny?

Going into the crisis most of Canadian banks had tier one ratios in excess of 9 % significantly higher than the requirement of Canadian regulators.

In fact, the nuclear peril has thrown the notion of gospel into crisis.

We face significant challenges that could very well mature into crises.

Sometimes it truly does develop into a crisis, but most of the time it is just a small fraction of the activity happening within your brand's network.

This includes police being cut from our streets and neglect of our NHS which has been pushed into crisis.

Every displaced person always hope that a solution into the crises that led to their displacement would soon be found and that they return to their homes.

They require government agencies to switch rapidly into crisis mode to implement solutions.

It took about five seconds for the game's devs and publisher to kick into crisis mode.

When an affair is first discovered, a couple enters into a crisis.

And that means you'll need a lot more firefighters than snow cones at the risk of having your entire organization meltdown the next time you run into a crisis.

Once an illness strikes, we tend to go into crisis mode and our thinking isn't as clear as it is when we're not stressed, so planning ahead is crucial.

But in the past week, as Facebook plunged into a crisis over how Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm that provided voter - targeting services to the Trump campaign, improperly obtained data on 50 million Facebook users, Mark Zuckerberg, the social network's chief executive, said, well, nothing.

Teakwondo federation was equally thrown into crisis when a South East delegate, Ferguson Oluigbo, who was earlier screened, cleared and given delegates tag to vote, was later told that some of his credentials were missing in the documents he submitted.

The solutions provided see clear improvements in the supported school and develop that school's own capacity to improve so that a sustainable legacy remains, preventing the school from falling back into crisis when the support is removed.

The revelation that Cambridge Analytica improperly acquired the private Facebook data of millions of users set off government inquiries in D.C. and London, plunging Facebook into crisis.

Kabiru Marafa, Senator from Zamfara State on Thursday urged President Muhammadu Buhari to wade into the crisis trailing the congresses of the All Progressives Congress, APC,...

Labour has descended into crisis as several high - profile members of the shadow cabinet have quit in the past few hours.

«Langdon is thrust into this crisis without knowing why or how he got there or what his role is,» Howard told EW.

He should please not throw Rivers State into crisis once again.

Rather than a linear concept, it may be that the lives of the poor are on a constant simmer of multiple inter-connected problems that occasionally erupt into crisis situations.

Kogan, who is co-founder of a start - up called Philometrics, which conducts surveys, was integral to Cambridge Analytica's obtaining at least 30 million Facebook user profiles, an issue that erupted into a crisis for Facebook last week.

While Chancellor Kern would have faced difficulties in describing the origin and the intent of the Silberstein saga in any case, the way he handled it turned an isolated affair of a campaign consultant into a crisis for his whole party and candidacy.

• Nick Clegg has claimed that no one predicted the euro would descend into crisis in the way that it did.

Ghanaian football is sliding into crisis with details of an illegal betting syndicate, involving top and lower divisions clubs in...

That P / E10 value caused millions of middle - class investors to suffer such devastating losses that they are now afraid to spend on goods and services and have put our entire free - market economic system into a crisis state.

Kirkland & Ellis and Linklaters are advising on the restructuring of South African conglomerate Steinhoff International, which plunged into crisis last month after admitting to accounting irregularities.

The group which wondered why Kanu should be singled out for arrest when those who issued quit orders and promoted hate songs capable of causing genocide are walking freely, warned the government to resist attempts to drag the country into crisis.

Buhari said his administration would work hard with other ECOWAS Heads of State to prevent political transitions from snowballing into crisis so that citizens in the region can focus their energies and resources on developmental issues, rather than trying to survive political upheavals.

The issue has thrown the Tory party into crisis over recent days.

His latest film, The Salesman, explores these themes through the story of two actors, Rana and Emad (played beautifully by Taraneh Alidoosti and Shahab Hosseini), whose marriage is thrown into crisis when Rana is assaulted in their apartment.

What happened was after Lehman Brothers went under is that the Tories turned a crisis of the market into a crisis of public services.

By 1978 quartz watches overtook mechanical watches in popularity, plunging the Swiss watch industry into crisis while at the same time strengthening both the Japanese and American watch industries.

The good thing about the second round is that none of these teams would really be plunged into crisis with defeat.

The leading Blairite plunged the government deeper into crisis by saying Brown's removal was needed to give Labour «a fighting chance» of victory at the general election.

McKibben, widely respected author and United Methodist Sunday school teacher, shares scientific insights into the crisis of global climate change.