Sentence examples for crises are handled from inspiring English sources

The conflicts and crises are handled with a mostly light touch and sometimes with what approaches sharp humor, usually in scenes involving Teri Polo as the divorced police officer, named (believe it or not) Stef Foster.

That average hides enormous variation, much of which depends on how crises were handled.

The whole crisis was handled by Tony Blair and his entourage with considerable informality," she recorded later.

Public anger at the way that crisis was handled helped bring down the Belgian government in Sunday's general election.

The gloomiest prophets are talking of a recession, but most predictions are for growth this year of 3-4%, if the power crisis is handled well.

Mr Anderson says he can find no evidence of political meddling in the way the crisis was handled, beyond the usual pre-election preoccupations of politicians.

How the crisis is handled could serve as a model of how governments across the Continent — and the world — deal with the threat of rising deficits.

But nonetheless, Ecuador is the test case we have, and its experience is likely to have a disproportionate effect on how the next big crisis is handled.

The migration crisis was handled very poorly by the EU and the result is that rightwing parties are winning elections all over the union.

"How this crisis is handled by Benedict, what he says and does, how he responds and what remedies he seeks, will likely determine the future health of our church for decades, if not centuries, to come".

To be honest, most of the time when I speak to people who voted leave, they said it was because of the way the refugee crisis was handled, rather than because of immigration.