Sentence examples for crises to handle from inspiring English sources

Then there are some crises to handle.

Barack Obama has real crises to handle -- with Syria, Iran and Israel, Russia and China -- which make the Republican race look like the circus sideshow it is.

Beyond high-speed rail, Brown has the rest of an expansive programmatic reform agenda to keep pushing in his final term, some mid-course adjustments (no Sacramento River Delta pumps on his big water conveyance project, for example), a few crises to handle, and some decisions to make about any new issues.

People are going spare [at GCHQ/MI6] because there is a public relations crisis to handle.

Tony Blair arrived late in Stockholm and left early, claiming he had a crisis to handle.

"Yingluck has two problems: she has the political crisis to handle, but now with this attack she has the looming larger security crisis at hand too.

This market behavior is fully consistent with the Dodd-Frank Act, which expressly prohibits bailouts, providing regulators with the tools they need (but did not have before the crisis) to handle a large bank failure.

In short, the job of philosophy is not to create existential crises, but to handle or work through existential responsibility.

"But I think there is now a desire to prevent every event from becoming a crisis and to handle conflict in a less volatile way".

The peer, who headed the UK's central bank during the crash, revealed that once the US banking giant Lehman Brothers collapsed in late 2008, triggering the beginning of worldwide economic collapse, he found the crisis easier to handle.

The interior ministry has set up a crisis group to handle the response.