Sentence examples for crisis factors from inspiring English sources
As one Hong Kong banker puts it, "Banks, whether public or private, are widely seen by politicians as subsidiaries of Country Inc .The fourth on the list of crisis factors, financial liberalisation, at first sight looks the odd one out.
We could observe that often more abstract reflections tend to highlight crisis factors, emphasising the split between traditional models of public space, or even of industrial modernity models, and the current postmodern forms.
A large part of the debate on public space in the contemporary city revolves around the analysis of crisis factors of public space, or rather the transformation trends of the post-industrial societies that bring a radical change in the functions of urban places, their meanings and symbolism, the practices that are carried out in them.
Professors Stock and Watson devote much of their paper to the argument, as they put it, "that the same six factors which explained previous postwar recessions also explain the 2007Q4 recession: no new 'financial crisis' factor is needed".
While those post-crisis factors have certainly played a role, some structural trends seem also to be at play.
In the aftermath of the financial crisis, both factors played a part in the government's failure to win a criminal case against two former two hedge-fund managers from Bear Stearns.
From the experience gained by the authors in the El Hierro volcanic crisis, many factors could hamper this issue.
In a crisis, multiple factors may render the condition and care required for a patient more palliative in focus.
In the latest El Hierro volcanic crisis many factors have negatively affected the scientific management and have prevented an adequate definition of scientific responsibility.
For such reasons, then, the greater provocation is the newer news of crisis: risk factors for stroke are actually on the rise.
For each case and for each actor, we describe the context and relationships: 1) the person with the mental illness; 2) the symptoms; 3) the crisis (triggering factors), and 4) the perspectives on recovery.
