Sentence examples for certain crisis from inspiring English sources

Certain crisis situations seem to increase the likelihood of this kind of breakdown.

They cited several studies that had found that certain crisis intervention techniques might be ineffective or might even slow recovery.

For several years, Brûlé lived the corporate life, but it didn't suit him and he says now: "We've seen the creep of the consultant on to the editorial floor – and that brought on a certain crisis of confidence".

"Newly entrenched interests press for the retention of certain crisis policies, and the government always continues to exercise some of the new or expanded powers," Dr. Higgs said yesterday.

He added that old-line news media felt pressure to pick up Deadspin stories "because of a certain crisis of confidence the news media is going through; they feel they're losing some control of what's relevant because of sites that don't adhere to the same standards".

Furthermore, there is greater presence and prominence in positions of certain crisis concepts in the Fed than in the ECB.

But his cabinet has witnessed periodic infighting, while the prime minister himself has seemed slow to respond to certain crises, his critics say.

Russia's Parliament expanded President Vladimir V. Putin's powers again, giving him legal authority to declare a national state of emergency during certain crises.

" …I've worked my way out of certain crises.

But she may also be concerned about something else, which she mentions only in passing: a certain "financial crisis".

Set in the early '60s, just before a certain missile crisis (which the movie nonsensically pins on mutant meddling), "First Class" plays like the invention of a sloshed Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce copywriter dreaming about James Bond.