Sentences with phrase «times of crisis often»

As well as addressing the challenges that a deteriorating world economy will bring to the travel and tourism industry, the key message in the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer is that times of crisis often lead to the biggest opportunities.The industry is under no illusions that the course of 2009 will enforce wide - scale strategic re-thinks and many tough decisions will have to be made.

Not exact matches

Businesses often give much - needed support during times of crisis.

Like their grandparents, with whom they often are close, they have come of age in a time of war as the norm and a sluggish rebound from a financial crisis.

They're highly impulsive and often run to quick fixes, especially in times of crisis or struggle or pain.

Some of the newer crisis counseling approaches, however, can often shorten the time needed for relatively healthy families to make real progress in mobilizing their latent strengths, improving their communication, and pulling out of the tailspin of their crisis.

In the afternoons I am usually out visiting with folks, for I have found that most of the good, deep - down work of cultivating disciples happens where they live and work and spend their time, and much less often in my study and in the crisis times.

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

The bearable thing about the crises of integrity that often occur in early and mid career is that there is still time to compensate for what seems to be going or has gone amiss in the working out of the minister's calling.

Even today, times of personal crisis often lead to conversion or to a deepening of one's faith.

Some alcoholics, for example, embark on their addiction after extended periods of controlled or social drinking, often at a time of personal crisis.

Like McNair, he was thrown in when United were suffering an injury crisis at the back, and at times he has done well, but more often, he has looked out of his depth.

It can be especially difficult during times of crisis to free up extra time to spend on kids — the natural tendency is often for kids to get lost in the shuffle — but this is the time when kids may need your attention the most.

She led an often mutinous cabinet at a time of economic crisis, against a level of personal vitriol to which no other modern leader has been subjected.

The challenging times we live in whereby multiple agencies with varying levels of jurisdiction often make it hard for dispatchers process the inundation of calls that occur when a crisis arises.

Conversely, he asserts that leaders considered mentally healthy do well during times of peace and prosperity but falter during crises because they lack the practicality or creative thinking skills that leaders with mental disorders often exhibit.

At the same time, a close analysis of the same survey question that caught Obama's eye suggests that the effects of the current fiscal crisis may be more complicated — and perhaps less dire — than is often portrayed.

Others have a harder time coping with crisis — experiencing pain inhibits healthy thoughts, behaviours and growth, which often perpetuates a cycle of negativity.

Like many first - time writer - directors, she packs five films» worth of drama, crises and revelations into one, and often lapses into sitcom triteness.

In a time of identity crisis, it is often the case that bonds of commonality are reaffirmed, even if one fears the centre will not hold.

At a time when arts education is often the most expendable aspect of a curriculum for schools facing financial crisis and budget cuts, more and more educators and policy makers are realizing its importance.

In times of crisis, people often can not do more than hang on to the here and now, because memories of someone who is gone and thoughts of the future without them are just too painful.

This isn't pretty, and while I think Jim Griffin is being too optimistic about how this crisis will turn out, it is worth noting that when lots of stocks hit new lows, it is often a good time to be investing.

These savings can be significant, and this coverage is often overlooked in time of crisis.

In its discount window operations during crisis times, that is, when acting as lender of last resort to some institution or IPC, the central bank will also often have to act as market maker of last resort because it will have to value financial instruments for which no meaningful market price is available.

Gold and bonds often have a very low or negative correlation with equities, because investors flock to these markets during times of crisis.

In times of crisis, people are often told to leave their homes for a «short time,» only to find that they can not return for days or even weeks.

While natural disasters are often unpredictable and unexpected, having a disaster preparedness plan in place ensures that communities can offer safe, responsible animal care in times of crisis.

The financial crisis that shook Greece can be felt most prominently in its capital, and as such this forms the subject of the documentary photographer, who often works for such publications as The New York Times or Le Monde.

In times of crisis, struggles and problems, it can often be a strong motivator for change.

At the same time, major legislation has often incubated on the margins of these public arenas for significant time until a political crisis removes the normal obstacles to such major «watershed» legislation.

The network often appeals to users to donate during times of crisis or after natural disasters, but this is the first time it's giving individual charities the ability to make those same appeals to collect donations within Facebook.

For me, it is actually a rather hopeful image, if as I, you have a belief in the capacity for people to work together to solve problems which so often we see in times of crisis; and this is a crisis, make no mistake.

Legal problems are often crisis problems, and the time demands of legal representation may lead lawyers to ignore management issues.

You often see people at their worst, but their biggest crises and worst times of their life is your day to day.

Sadly, it is often only in times of crises that people come to terms with how important that ideal is.

Hurrell - Harring v. New York would have been the first time any state stood trial for its public defense failures, calling attention to a nationwide criminal justice crisis where poor, or indigent, defendants are too often effectively denied the right to counsel, creating a two - tiered system of justice.

These savings can be significant, and this coverage is often overlooked in time of crisis.

While the two assets have frequently displayed a strong price correlation during times of economic crisis, this relationship has often deteriorated once economic conditions calmed down.

Most health crises don't end in death, but they often come with trauma and loss — the trauma of the uncertainty and the pain or the loss of mobility and time.