Sentence examples for crisis promotes from inspiring English sources

Recent data suggest that the severe chromosomal instability of telomere crisis promotes secondary genetic changes that facilitate carcinogenesis.

The empirical results indicate that the developed FX markets is more efficient than emerging FX markets, and that the financial crisis promotes the market efficiency in FX markets significantly, especially in emerging markets, like China, Hong Kong, Korea and African market.

Even worse, the narrative of "lazy southerners" and a "fiscal crisis" promoted by Germany and EU institutions crowded out the reality of an untreated banking crisis.

As Speaker, he is using that experience to focus on solving California's budget crisis, promote policies that create high-paying, quality jobs in California and implementing real reforms to state government.

The euro's founders dreamed that it would end chronic and divisive currency crises, promote growth and multiply Europe's economic power.

It has four strategic objectives: tackling the causes of instability and corruption; strengthening resilience in political, health and environmental crises; promoting prosperity in the developing world; and prioritising extreme poverty, basic needs and human rights.

These successive crises promoted the image of a whole region in continuing turmoil, even though the worst was over by 1995.This pessimistic view did at least have one redeeming quality.

Obesity is a major human health crisis that promotes insulin resistance and, ultimately, type 2 diabetes.

Using LRI individualized to the crisis event promotes a safer, more therapeutic environment for both parties and staff.

The Social Democrats were elected in 1994 and re-elected twice thereafter on a programme of raising taxes and slashing spending.This points to an irony: a crisis which promotes state growth in the short term may lead to pruning in the longer term.

Without consensus, however, it is fair to ask how innovation and change can occur that builds upon the vision of recovery, responds to the system failings which churn crisis, and promotes justice and public safety.