Sentences with phrase «kind of crisis»

Good assessment can indicate what kinds of crisis resources might be most useful.

If the person has experienced similar kinds of crises in the past the counselor will want to know how they were resolved.

This strikes me as a whole new kind of crisis PR.

He said: «We needed more leeway in the public finances to deal with kind of crisis that hit us.»

One of Masson's suggestions is to equip yourself for a specific kind of crisis or area.

«The shaft had a little crack in it, all right,» says Love, «but I was still using the club, and it was kind of a crisis until I got it fixed.

The one issue not up for debate in the Texas Legislature or in the minds of citizens is that the public school system is in a particular kind of crisis.

But what if every week at an animal shelter was fraught with the same kind of crises, requiring the same level of resources, creating the same level of anxiety, except the cause was man - made rather than an act of God?

Much as the regulators might want to tame it, they can pretty much only affect what kind of crisis we get, and not whether we get one.

«I have no personal experience with the kind of crisis faced by... the people profiled in Evicted, so I can only learn about it by hearing their stories.

They told Fortune that they set up the Tumblr blog as «a kind of crisis intervention.»

That's hardly grounds for celebration, but neither does it support the kind of crisis mentality that has developed.

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That kind of crisis was unprecedented dating to the Roman Emperor Tacitus, he says, and academic literature would not have anticipated what came to pass.

«Actions are being taken in such a way so as to avert any kind of crisis.»

And it is important in approaching issues of reform not to give ammunition to right wing critics of the Fed who would deny it the capacity to engage in the kind of crisis responses that have judged in their totality been successful in responding to the financial crisis.

The idea of debt amnesties was to prevent debt from tearing society apart — to prevent the kind of crisis that the United States has been in since 2008, when President Obama didn't cancel the junk - bond debts, or the debts that tore the Greek economy apart — when the IMF and Europe imposed them on Greece instead of letting it default on debts owed to French and German bondholders.

If the counselor decides, however, that there is no imminent physical emergency then he will be free to move into the second kind of assessment and determine, in detail, what kind of crisis is now in effect, what the stresses are, and what they mean to this person at this time.

Traditional Christians refuse to accept that orthodoxy is in any kind of crisis.

The sudden aloneness precipitated Merton into a kind of crisis that recurred several times later.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, added that the nation seemed to be dealing with an identity crisis, saying it «has become more blurred and reached some kind of crisis and culmination».

The rhetorical effect is to create the impression that the global system — the world as we know it — is undergoing a kind of crisis.

In prisons, that either means cutting down on the prison population or facing the kind of crisis Chris Grayling has presided over.

This is the kind of crisis we're in today.»

I suspect he'll be hoping for some kind of crisis like flooding or a terrorist incident, allowing him to demonstrate his «leadership skills» like he allegedly did last summer and I suspect the media (i.e. BBC, guardian & shockingly pro-labour channel4 news) will probably buy it.

There's a version of this movie where the crew descends into a total «Through the Looking Glass» scenario that might actually work, but as it stands, everything that happens only seems to happen because the plot needs to have some kind of crisis, and without any alien entity or artificial intelligence at play, you end up with, say, a deluge of water that seems to have a mind of its own.

Every member of the insufferable extended Cooper clan, plus a few peripheral characters who get sucked along in the slipstream, is experiencing some kind of crisis at the same moment.

Twenty years ago, Melanie Barron, then a young teacher of junior - high - school science in New York City, first encountered the kind of crisis in a pupil's life that her training as an educator had not prepared her for.

It's in these kind of crisis - related incidents that we have this mantra, «what's best for the child?»

In year ten there is some kind of crisis a Flood, Tornado, Hurricaine, Fire, Medical problem, you lose your job or an economic depression.

That's not to say there won't be all kinds of crises and interruptions and problems in the meantime, but generally you're better off over the long run holding a balanced portfolio of stocks.

Working together to meet that kind of crisis can help make rescuers and shelter personnel feel united.

Thus, a humble team of 2 developers, a 3D artist, a game designer and a content writer was formed and they came up with a cool idea — what if you are an elite operative, tasked with resolving all kinds of crises?

By «dilemma» I think you mean a kind of crisis, and I think the crisis for me is the flatness of the surface of the painting.

There's a question about what would we do if things start getting worse, if climate change leads to some kind of crisis situation,» Ken Caldeira, one of the report's authors and a researcher at the Carnegie Institute for Science, said.

And it is clear this is the kind of crisis that the defence establishment (hardly treehuggers) have warned climate change will make worse.

Perhaps this kind of crisis of trust will reinvigorate local, interdependent economies, decentralized and within communities across America.

This «flight of the rainmakers,» as Dan Binstock calls it, is a real threat to firms» viability: all it takes is a few key defections to trigger the kind of crisis of confidence that took down firms like Heller, Thelen and Thacher.

This stage is actually a kind of crisis as the «disease» of culture shock sets in with full force.

It's an easy and straightforward response to any kind of crisis leading to loss of personal property.

Several years ago, the staff of Engadget reached a kind of crisis because their staff was so pro-Apple and so anti... well everything else, especially Microsoft, that the majority of readers, who were Windows and Linux users, finally revolted and in the end, caused the shutdown of the entire comment system for several months.

«If you are reading this page, you are probably in some kind of crisis or difficulty you have not been able to sort out by yourself.