Sentence examples similar to crises handled from inspiring English sources

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.

"I figured they wanted me to say something about the university's crisis handling — about Sandusky, Paterno, the whole thing," Manuel said last week.

What is truly urgent and important (quadrant 1) are things like responding to a crisis, handling an unexpected life event (like a car accident or credit card fraud), making it on time to an appointment, or meeting a deadline.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Or has the power crisis being handled well?

The crisis is handled on a piecemeal basis with limited public oversight".