Sentence examples for apparent crisis from inspiring English sources

Some argue that the surest way out of this apparent crisis is to hire the best executives and conductors, no matter their price.

Yet 21 states have enacted minimum wage statutes for home care workers, and 15 mandate minimum wage and overtime pay, without any apparent crisis.

As Ms. Warren, a first-time candidate, faces a test in how she deals with an apparent crisis, Mr. Brown has seized the momentum.

It was not only a matter of political or metaphysical controversy; after the second world war the terms of this apparent crisis were accepted in the arts, but also tested.

They're worried about you and about your partner, especially if there's an apparent crisis.

The installation seems to highlight and criticize a kind of apathetic optimism that allows people to continue on with their daily lives even when confronted with an apparent crisis or unsettling scenario.

The paper comes as psychologists and biomedical scientists are grappling with an apparent replication crisis, in which many high profile results have been shown to be unreliable.

Mr. Arnold's ouster reflects an apparent identity crisis for UBS, which like several other major European banks, has badly wanted to crack into the top ranks of Wall Street investment banking.

The ordinarily snappy author now identifies himself as a golf-loving grandpa with a bum knee, an apparent midlife crisis and a cadre of Knopf editors happy to indulge him in "The Downhill Lie" as a boondoggle.

I asked whether pressure from the media and fans was causing the Red Sox to react hastily to the apparent bullpen crisis, given that it was still early in the year, and that bad luck and a small sample size — alarm bells to any good Jamesian — had clearly played a part in making the relief staff seem so inept.

This second ΔV=0 line has an essential role in resolving the apparent entropy crisis [Debenedetti PG, Stillinger FH.