Sentence examples for array of crises from inspiring English sources

Truman was admired for his decisiveness in confronting an array of crises, for being a president who tried to tackle the pressing moral and international problems of the day.

At many companies, more planning was also devoted to anticipating a widening array of crises that business travelers can confront -- terrorism, crime, natural disasters, epidemics, civil or labor unrest, accidents -- as corporate travel expands increasingly into remote and unstable parts of the world.

Although every industry has its predictable crises, in my field of crisis management, the airlines industry is known for having one of the most predictable array of crises, which makes crisis preparation relatively easy, if gruesome.

Instead, they are "gladiators in suits" who mollify or avert a wide array of crises.

At the same time, our individual and collective capacities for resilience are becoming more germane, as we seek to live with an escalating array of crises and catastrophes.

Germany's economic dominance has made Merkel the most important leader in Europe, and she won plaudits for her calm handling of an array of crises, from the threat to Europe's common currency to Russian aggression in Ukraine.

It was the deal of the week — a possible $13 billion settlement between JPMorgan Chase and the Justice Department to resolve an array of crisis-related mortgage cases.

History offers a rich array of banking crises from which policymakers can draw lessons and against which today's rescue plans can be judged.

The hearing, ostensibly on the State Department's 2015 budget request, came as Obama faces a widening array of foreign crises and Kerry, as diplomatic point man, has been under pressure within and outside the administration to produce results.

The signatories of an open letter to member states argue that, given the array of current crises, the selection of Ban Ki-moon's successor as head of the UN in 2016 will be one of the organisation's most important decisions over the next decade.

Last year he appeared before Congress for a similar purpose and, lo and behold, he was very, very concerned then too (pdf): I will say that my almost 50 years in intelligence, I do not recall a period in which we confront a more diverse array of threats, crises and challenges around the world.