Sentence examples for crises emerge from inspiring English sources
The chief of the International Monetary Fund said Friday that the organization should reorient itself to better detect systemic risks to the global economy and quickly step in with emergency loans when financial crises emerge.
Inform your students that it's generally best to discuss issues before arguments begin or crises emerge.
Senior officials declined to give the number and emphasized that such cells are created whenever potential crises emerge.
Dark money can be seen as the underlying corruption from which our immediate crises emerge: the collapse of public trust in politics, the rise of a demagogic anti-politics, and assaults on the living world, public health and civic society.
This includes building models to understand how debt crises emerge, proposing changes to the rules by which the Federal Reserve and the ECB conduct monetary and macro-prudential policy, by proposals to empower institutions to enforce debt forgiveness, by educating people, especially the poor, in how to cope with debt, and proposing guidelines for how student loans should be structured.
The huge earnings hit also calls into question whether Citigroup's vaunted diversified banking model — which Mr. Prince inherited from his predecessor and mentor, Sanford I. Weill — can actually offset profit disruptions in one area with gains in another when unexpected financial crises emerge.
At this stage in the evolution of our highway system, we can count on these crises emerging.
Most of the crisis referrals were made at the time of assessment, with only three patients referred for urgent care as a result of crises emerging while participating in a treatment course.
Indeed, the transition periods in trial require that vehicles are manned by a human who can take control should a crisis emerge.
"After weeks of failed debate in Washington, I was pleased to see a solution to this crisis emerge.
In the early 1980s a political crisis emerged in Poland with the emergence of the Solidarity mass movement.
