Sentences with phrase «of crisis when»

As we all know, the company went through a bit of a crisis when the creator of the series and long - time employee Hideo Kojima left, along with several others who have been important to the series.

Even at the height of the crisis when fear of the disease was at its greatest we were getting calls from farmers who were prepared to take a disinfected dog onto their clean farm — but were reluctant to let in other visitors.

Having this information readily available can be important in the event of a crisis when it becomes necessary to obtain an accurate count of who is in a building or if a visitor needs to be contacted for a telephone call or personal emergency.

As we all know, the company went through a bit of a crisis when the creator of the series and long - time employee Hideo Kojima left, along with several others who have been important to the series.

The blizzard of commercial medical information is especially unsettling at moments of crisis when doctors ask questions --» Which experimental breast cancer therapy would you like to explore?»

It often appeared in times of crisis when its author could not speak openly.

While investors may be willing to accept flat or negative returns in times of crises when capital preservation is the order of the day, in less dire times they seek reasonable returns — at least positive real returns.

Not exact matches

Home prices aren't normally something that would be at the top of an economist's list when looking at a country's overall monetary health, but it was an indicator that was completely hammered during the 2008 - 09 financial crisis.

When a PR crisis erupts out of nowhere, put consumer interests first and speak up quickly with calm, caring and genuine statements.

And put that way, it seems a bit more daunting from a taxpayer's point of view, especially when there's very little governments can or need to do to fix Canada's affordable housing crisis — other than get out of the way.

She also had moments of incredible and unconventional bravery as when she vowed to stay by his side during the Cuban missile crisis when the threat of nuclear war was greater than it has ever been.

Two thermometers into corporate brains plunged to depth not seen since the trough of the financial crisis when the US was losing hundreds of thousands of jobs a month.

It also vindicates Buffett «s confidence in Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan, who accepted his money when the bank was only midway through cleaning up balance sheet and litigation issues tied to the U.S. housing and financial crises.

Griffin says investors will supply liquidity when needed, but that's not always true in the case of a crisis.

BMO boss Bill Downe will be the last of the financial crisis - era top bosses to depart when he steps down in October.

Unicorns were created in the aftermath of the financial crisis, when the low interest rate environment prompted investments in riskier assets, such as the stock of privately held companies.

When those prices collapsed anew a few years later, the central bank dropped the benchmark interest rate back to its crisis - era setting of 0.5 per cent %.

The political discontent in Poland is another problem at the EU table at a time when the region needs to deal with Brexit, an economic crisis in Greece, the rise of populism, among others.

In 2009, for example, he bashed «fat cat» Wall Street bankers for accepting big pay packages in the aftermath of the 2007 - 2009 financial crisis at a time when many Americans were suffering hardship.

Yet while Subway is happy to have Fogle pose with his old, tent - like pants at press events, it suffered a minor public relations crisis when news circulated that he'd regained some of his former girth.

In 2008, when the sub-prime mortgage crisis upended the multi-billion-dollar property valuation industry, Real Matters, a Markham, Ont. - based startup that provides property information to banks and insurance agencies, was in the unique position of being nimble in a market dominated by giants.

«Europe has seen the strongest improvement among all regions in its outlook balance since 2011, when the region accounted for almost the entire global negative outlook bias — largely as a result of the eurozone crisis,» he said.

Furthermore, when asked if the lack of coordination on banking rules could be the «seeds of the next crisis,» he said: «It could be.»

For those of us unfortunate enough to have lived in Toronto when SARS crisis hit, we know.

After the 2008 financial crisis when Goldman became a bank holding company, it could take in more customer deposits, which led to an increase in its holdings of more than $ 40 billion over the past six years.

By the end of 2012 analysts began asking why the company was performing worse than it had during the peak of the financial crisis, when consumer confidence was even lower.

D'Alessandro counters that such poor international performance is more likely because of a lack of leadership, a problem extending back to the less - developed - country debt crisis of the late 1970s, when many developing countries defaulted on their bank loans.

Remember: Critical situations can get out of hand quickly when companies don't have a crisis plan in place.

When the leaders of the world's major economies convene in Toronto on June 26, their schedule will be laden with big issues, from ending stimulus spending to the European debt crisis to the debate over a global bank tax.

«When the decision to end a decades - long practice is made with so little warning and clear communication, it raises the likelihood of misunderstanding and miscalculation and sets the stage for a crisis between the United States and China over Taiwan.»

The problem is starting to reek of the mortgage crisis, when banks made oodles by selling bad loans to hedge funds that were layering on leverage to bolster returns — just before the loan market dried up and banks were stuck with the bad loans themselves.

As a result, since 1990, only about 1 million HECMs have been issued, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, with almost half of those originating between 2007 and 2011, when the financial crisis hammered Americans» retirement savings.

Unfortunately for Facebook's shareholders, it appears Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, and the company's other leaders did not understand this basic rule of crisis management when handling the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

But the brands that successfully stay out of the negative limelight have plans in place for when a crisis does happen.

It has, but this has been the case since October 2009, when that number reached a high of 10 %, during the peak of the financial crisis.

The sheriff and treasurer of McDowell County, W.Va., was watching the local news when a report about the deepening opioid crisis came on.

The point is that when you encounter a crisis, it primes your organization to go through major changes it might not otherwise be capable of making.

Johnson & Johnson was lauded in its response to the crisis, but this occurred in the days before social media, the Internet, and 24 - hour cable news, when careful consideration as to the tone and content of public communication could be timed to a daily, weekly, or monthly news cycle.

The worst crisis in the 54 - year history of Le Château Inc. came to a head last June, when the only analyst still covering the company slapped a Sell rating on its stock.

«When you're in the midst of a crisis, it's not the first thing you think of — to make a plan,» said Brian Karimzad, vice president of research at LendingTree.

There's an element of psychology at work here in that when we encounter crisis in our lives, we're also programmed to deal with change in a way that, in more normal times when everything seems fine, we tend to reject.

And when the time comes to crisis - proof balance sheets in the eurozone, he puts the cost of recapitalizing German and French banks alone at 3 % of Franco - German GDP, or about $ 245 billion.

«When companies are trying to break out of a crisis,» says Verma, «they invariably turn to outside talent.»

This was a notable change from the panel's views in 2006 — before the financial crisis and recession — when more execs were in favour of loosening restrictions in the sector.

In fact, ever since the financial crisis when the thing few ever predicted would happen, happened — the black swan — the possibility of uncertainties became more cringeworthy than ever.

The Oracle of Omaha first got involved with the Charlotte - based banking giant back in 2011, when investors began questioning whether Bank of America could deal with legal fees and liabilities stemming from the subprime mortgage crisis.

Title III was meant to help businesses raise money when banks pulled back from lending in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Other pain points included drug pricing and how approving more generics may affect costs (Gottlieb parried that question by noting the FDA doesn't have the authority to negotiate prices or consider pricing when approving a drug) and his alleged softness on opioid drug makers due the aforementioned financial ties and pro-industry ideology (the nominee noted that he considers opioid addiction and overdoses a public health crisis «on the order of Ebola and Zika»).

Two years ago, when Greater Vancouver houses were selling for an average of just $ 1 million, Porter dismissed talk of a Canadian housing bubble by declaring that ««bubble» is perhaps the most overused word since the global financial crisis.»

The Yom Kippur War between Israel and Egypt / Syria in the fall of 1973 hastened the 1970s oil crisis when OPEC declared an embargo that raised the posted price of oil from $ 3.00 a barrel to approximately $ 12 by spring of 1974.