Debtors borrow too much, creditors are too confident about the former's ability to repay and a crisis hits; in the course of this crisis, the debtors fail to repay in real terms.
It also downplays the possibility that decision makers can change the course of a crisis.
Over the course of the crisis, the European executive has accrued more and more authority.
The main pitfall is allowing the course of the crisis to create a "Who lost Iran?" syndrome.
Dr. Lavoie says that one of the models he helped develop does make a start at tracing the course of a crisis.
Over the course of the crisis the second two factors are bound to change as the virus moves to different places and as people start to adapt.
In "A cyberattack campaign for Syria" (May 25) Chris Finan puts forward a brilliant idea with great potential to affect the course of the crisis in Syria.
Mr. Fitschen added: "We can't deny that in the course of the crisis margins have fallen and funding has become more expensive.
In the next few days they would have to vacate all the government buildings and public spaces they have occupied over the course of the crisis.
For five days she worked at the Lamar-Dixon Center, a staging area that, over the course of the crisis, handled nearly 8,000 rescued animals.
"This is an outbreak that needs tackling at source, and to change the course of the crisis, we mustn't simply hunker down in developed nations.
