Sentences with phrase «seen as the crisis»

To understand the problems of this stage, it must be seen as the crisis of the middle years.

From the statistics, and after analysis from the American Linacre Centre, Lawler reports that: «Faced with that statistic, some analysts began to say that what had been seen as a crisis of paedophilia was really a matter of ephebophilia», a term meaning the sexual attraction of men towards adolescent boys.

It is you the press that are insinuating and I want to tell you that the decision of the party to stick to its constitution should not be seen as crisis.

Two years ago thousands of French scientists marched through the streets of Paris to protest what many saw as a crisis.

The center is part of an ambitious experiment Rozelle is leading that aims to find solutions to what he sees as a crisis of gargantuan proportions in China: the intellectual stunting of roughly one - third of the population.

By the 1970s the population of dogs and cats had reached what was seen as crisis proportions — unsurprising given that cats and dogs were still typically free - roaming and unsterilized at that time.

Whether this ethical duty becomes a formal obligation may well depend on the profession's response to the growing access to justice problem that is already widely seen as a crisis.

The courts will link with anyone willing to help out with what they will see as a crisis of self representation.

Seen as a crisis to the self and / or the relationship, it presents an opportunity to leave an unhealthy connection and move into a place of healing and building anew.

Not exact matches

In fact, it saw the sharpest drop since the financial crisis as weaker corporate performance sacked cash bonuses and accounting regulation hampered pension growth.

In what will be likely end up being seen as a masterclass in crisis management, Johnson took prompt action as a video of the incident went viral and threatened to engulf Starbucks in a major controversy.

As the crisis unfolded, Gilbert reached out to say the offer was on hold while he waited to see how everything played out.

While some experts see this as an opportunity, skeptics says it's a new financial crisis in the making and that muni bonds should be avoided.

However, recently, the economic recovery seen in Portugal since the sovereign debt crisis has indeed begun affecting the way agencies such as Moody's and Standard & Poor's see the economy, indicating that in the near future more investors could be considering buying Portuguese bonds.

Continued saber - rattling is widely seen as dangerous, which means Trump's current strategy may exacerbate the current crisis

«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.

A few see a crisis as an opportunity.

Although Spain's borrowing costs have fallen over the past two months on the back of the ECB's new rescue plan, the Spanish 10 - year yield is still hovering just below 6 percent - a level that has been seen as unsustainable since the crisis escalated in 2011.

He tells broadcasters that if eurozone leaders don't address the crisis properly we will see a meltdown as soon as later this month.

«As Robert Shiller's new 2009 preface to his prescient classic on behavioral economics and market volatility asserts, the irrational exuberance of the stock and housing markets «has been ended by an economic crisis of a magnitude not seen since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Several markets in the South and West — the two most popular destinations for vacation homebuyers — saw strong sales gains for years as job growth came back online after the financial crisis.

While positive for markets, this can be seen as a negative to those who thought a SYRIZA victory might force EU leaders» hands on more fiscal integration and a new crisis approach.

Silicon Valley is facing an identity crisis — once the poster child for futuristic innovation, it's increasingly seen as a bunch of rich white guys chasing money at the expense of everybody else, including their employees and society at large.

During the 2008 - 09 slide, it was the other way around; then, as soon as the global financial crisis was contained and energy traders could see the level at which global demand would bottom out, the price trend reversed itself.

This occurred after shock - price implosions in 1986 when Brent fell to $ 9 per barrel (Riyadh deliberately flooded the market), in 1998 when Brent crashed to $ 10 (OPEC failed to see the Asian crisis coming and increased quotas as demand was falling); and in 2008 at $ 36 (amid the Great Recession).

Should we see each medical encounter for pain as an opportunity to be part of the solution to the opioid crisis?

Sandler O'Neill: - In light blue [in reference to chart above] we see the episodic role of foreign purchases, driven heavily by emerging markets» swelling reserves as trade and current account surpluses exploded until 2006, followed by industrial market buying to escape several phases of the euro crisis.

It also faces other deep - rooted problems related to decision - making, as seen in the slow and awkward response to the migrant crisis, as well as questions over the transparency and legitimacy of EU institutions.

And while these levels remain well below what was seen during the financial crisis, there's been an abrupt move, and these banks are now regarded as significantly riskier than they were just a few weeks ago.

Upton Sinclair saw the radical press» collapse as a war casualty, one that foretold a crisis for democracy.

The Republican rout on Tuesday was wide and deep in what was bound to be seen as a sharp rebuke to Obama, who has lurched from crisis to crisis and whose unpopularity made him unwelcome to Democratic candidates in many contested states.

I want to share what I see as win - win solutions to the crisis in our environment and in our health.

But as we've seen with the Tylenol crisis, it's possible to bounce back from even the worst punch.

But as the global fi nancial crisis spread, Ireland became one of its worst victims, with the IMF predicting its GDP would shrink by 13.5 % by 2010, the worst result for any advanced country, and among the worst peacetime economic contractions ever seen.

Spanish stocks and bonds were affected by Italy's crisis, as Spain is seen as vulnerable to contagion effects from Italy.

And sometimes that's the problem with them: «I see [mental health] as a potential impediment in times of crisis.»

The bank's researchers see wealth inequality as largely being a result of the financial crisis — it rose across the world between 2007 and 2016, because financial assets were growing faster than non-financial assets.

U.S. stocks rose at the open on speculation Spain will soon request a bailout, seen by some as the necessary next step to alleviating the euro zone's debt crisis.

«Ten years past the financial crisis and we could see a period where, instead of talking about «secular stagnation» as our mutual friend Larry Summers likes to do, we're going to be seeing growth upgrades that we haven't seen, we're going to see investment like we haven't seen and we might see inflation in a way we haven't seen,» Rogoff said.

And despite America's spending habits, the greenback is still seen as a safe haven whenever financial crises — including ones caused by Americans — hit because most major countries want to maintain the value of their national reserves, which include dollar - denominated assets.

An example of this was seen during the financial crisis of 2008/09, whereby many financial institutions overleveraged themselves with debt, and as assets fell in value, the ratio of debt within the organizations became too high to be sustainable.

The decision represents one of the most high - profile examples of the push by the Trump administration to dismantle what it sees as unnecessary regulatory burdens erected following the 2008 financial crisis.

As we reported last year (http://www.3dpolicy.ca/content/how-credible-october-2010-fall-economic-and-fiscal-update), the near collapse of the EURO during the Greek crisis can not be seen as a minor «blip» soon to be forgotteAs we reported last year (http://www.3dpolicy.ca/content/how-credible-october-2010-fall-economic-and-fiscal-update), the near collapse of the EURO during the Greek crisis can not be seen as a minor «blip» soon to be forgotteas a minor «blip» soon to be forgotten.

Managed DC can be seen as a counter to target date funds, which proved hugely popular but stumbled during the financial crisis.

As you can see, the 2007 - 2008 global financial crisis had much less of an impact on state unemployment rates compared to other major countries and regions such as Canada, Australia, the European Union and United StateAs you can see, the 2007 - 2008 global financial crisis had much less of an impact on state unemployment rates compared to other major countries and regions such as Canada, Australia, the European Union and United Stateas Canada, Australia, the European Union and United States.

The call comes as traders prepare for yet another day of carnage that could see the market's biggest drop since the darkest days of the financial crisis in 2008.

As you can see, most major economies dramatically cut infrastructure spending after the financial crisis, indicating it might be time to put some of that $ 17.6 trillion to good use.

Even as stock market rose last year, pension funding levels at America's biggest companies in 2014 fell to levels not seen since just after the financial crisis.

To recap, a massive housing bubble that built up through the naughties (2000s) finally burst in 2008, feeding a financial crisis, as extremely loose (some would say fraudulent) lending practices pushed housing prices up to spectacular, never - seen - before levels, and created a plague -LSB-...]

Terrorism remains a concern, as we saw in London last week, but the Syrian refugee crisis is emphatically done.