Sentences with phrase «period of crisis»

In this letter to his investors, he sets out the psychology of investment which leads people to so quickly forget the lessons, that they think they learn in periods of crises.

During periods of crisis like 2008, we saw that historical correlations broke down and asset classes started moving in tandem.

In periods of crisis the expectation of an imminent appearance grew stronger.

Such a circle is vital to family emotional health, especially during periods of crisis.

Despite the progress Europe has made in overcoming its recent period of crisis, many in Europe feel the continent is an «old» power in a new world lacking confidence, direction and unity.

Born in a brief period of crisis, each Protestant church is tempted to canonize the conditions and questions of its genesis.

One of the essential functions of a good marriage is for the partners to provide encouragement and support to each other as they go through anxiety - producing periods of crisis — pregnancy, illness, children growing up and leaving home, deaths of parents, husband's retirement.

It is the «we're in this thing together» attitude which allows a couple to use periods of crisis, conflict, or even estrangement, as challenges to work harder at deepening and expanding the relationship.

The curve of the modern Conservative Party is therefore a preparatory period of rise from 1847 to 1886, a period of massive supremacy from 1886 to 1964, and a new period of crisis after 1964.

These are no minor steps for the Iranian government, which despite being ideological in its public language, tends to be cooperative at a regional level, particularly in periods of crises (e.g. Afghanistan 2001; Kuwait 1990 - 91).

But in contrast to the report's hopeful plan, the recycling business in the United States is in a period of crisis.

More surprisingly, nearly 60 per cent saw an increase in revenue from Asian operations over the period of the crisis.

Periods of crisis — and their associated high correlations — don't last, and the benefits of diversification are derived, almost imperceptibly, over a multi-year time frame.

Can the church be an agent of transformation in this period of crisis, enabling men to avoid the perils and to inherit the promises of the emerging world society?

David L. Miller, recently reviewing my book The Chickadees in The Christian Century (May 22), has suggested that, as in ancient Greece, «there are two paths in our time, alternative mythologies for a period of crisis: up and out (the rational, heroic, masculine way), and down and in (the mad, mystical, feminine way).»

Although it has rightly been pointed out that the emerging period was a period of crisis in mission, it was also a period of creative thinking.

We are living through a period of crisis for the Church, and in every high peak of challenge and need, God provides with a new answer, a new call.

The persistence and growth of the influence of Jesus seem also to be assured by the proven ability of Christianity to survive the death of cultures with which it has been intimately associated and, after a period of crisis provoked by the collapse of such a culture, not only to win a foothold in the new, succeeding culture but also to make a deeper impress upon it than upon its predecessor.

When enough accumulate from experiments, a field will enter a period of crisis, which often leads to a fundamentally new understanding of the field, known as a paradigm shift.

«My biggest pride is having designed and negotiated Horizon 2020, and being able in a period of crisis to raise the budget from $ 55 billion [in the previous 7 - year period] to $ 80 billion,» Smits tells ScienceInsider.

Overall middle - aged participants were more likely to say they were in a period of crisis (24 per cent) compared to younger adults (22 per cent) and older adults (14 per cent).

Kiron's 500 MOOCs are provided free of charge and can be accessed anywhere, even in periods of crisis and at all stages of displacement and resettlement.

Periods of crisis — and their associated high correlations — don't last, and the benefits of diversification are derived, almost imperceptibly, over a multi-year time frame.

An earlier interest in shelter medicine was fiercely rekindled when I volunteered at the Toronto Humane Society during a period of crisis in late 2009.

The program provides a safe haven for pets when their owners are in a period of crisis or difficulty due to:

At Casual Connect Europe, Vladimir pointed out that they have witnessed both amazing successes and periods of crisis and self - reflection over the years of being in the game industry.

Miriam's Schapiro's successive studios, after this period of crisis, became both environments for and reflections of the changes in her life and art.

I can envisage an irony of history where climatology enters a period of crisis and loses its central place in public discourse about climate change, thus opening up discursive spaces for pragmatic options to deal with the problem.

By Breakthrough Journal Staff The early 1980s were a period of crisis and change for the environmental movement.

Architecture is going through a period of crisis and introspection, as unemployment soars and wages stagnate.

He argues that «the anthropocentric paradigm that has characterised the Western idea of private property is in a period of crisis and needs to be replaced by a sustainable ecocentric paradigm» (p. 49) and asserts that «all components of the Earth community have value.»

Interim management — bringing in heavyweight executives to manage an organization during a period of crisis or transition — is a staffing strategy that began in the Netherlands in the early 80s in response to stringent labour legislation that made it costly to hire and terminate permanent employees.

As mental health professionals who have worked with many divorcing people, we are able to speak to the normalcy of feeling abnormal during this period of crisis and still help you to bring your best self to the Collaborative table.