Sentence examples for crisis introduction from inspiring English sources

In order to overcome such crisis, introduction of surface water into an aquifer at particular locations can be a suitable solution.

On the other hand, Robert Dallek in an NYT op-ed that day explains that JFK's avoidance of nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis, introduction of the civil rights act as a "moral imperative," and stirring calls to public service were distinguishing... and, presumably after beating Goldwater, he would have done far more.

"Public hospitals are facing a growing funding crisis," the introduction to the report, written by Owler, said.

The March bank crisis, the introduction of payment restrictions, and the drag from fiscal consolidation are all weighing on domestic demand.

Amidst today's energy-economic crisis, the introduction of green spaces in a high-rise building is one way of reducing building's cooling load, which at present relies mainly on air conditioning.

The murders could badly damage tourism in the country, which has already been affected by a deep political crisis and the introduction of martial law.

Government schemes have kick-started the market from the lull that started during the financial crisis, but the introduction of new affordability rules - known as the Mortgage Market Review - is thought to have caused a bottleneck with home loan applications.

Perhaps he's secretly gearing up for a new midlife crisis, mentally composing the introduction to "Son of Earth in the Balance" while he plays photo-op touch football.

In trying to get a debate going about the role of shareholders in the financial crisis, he suggested the introduction of a two-tier system under which long-term holders of shares were treated differently to those who had just bought in.

Introduction Myasthenic crisis is defined by acquired myasthenic gravis severe enough to require intubation.

An example of a wild card could be the Nokia water crisis described in the introduction.