Sentence examples for crisis sample from inspiring English sources

Not that the ATH Kids seemed to have anything specific to say about the migrant crisis (sample lyric: "We don't need no caution/that's just cuz we awesome").

We focused on the (relatively narrow) pre-crisis sample and ignored wealth accumulation and health issues.

Over the pre-crisis sample (1970 2007), the average shock is estimated to be about equally sized but more persistent.

In the whole sample, the response is about 0.5 % after 5 years, while it is below 0.4%% in the pre-crisis sample.

The PS score in Ghana declined over time from 3 months to 24 months postpartum, but remained constantly high in Côte d'Ivoire, which may have been due to the political crisis during sampling.

At the beginning of the crisis a biological sample was collected from all suspected cases of influenza for confirmation purposes.

There were nine such twin crises in their sample of 15 emerging countries in 1880-1913, just one in their six rich countries over that period, and as many as 14 in their sample of ten emerging countries in 1973-98.

"The crux of all our problems with the Lead and Copper Rule arises from the denial by water utilities that lead in water has anything to do with adverse public health effects," said Marc Edwards, a corrosion expert at Virginia Tech University who helped expose the Flint water crisis by independently sampling the city's water.

Again, dividing the sample into crisis and non-crisis episodes, the authors find that the one-for-one link remains intact.

Unconventional monetary tools were only rarely used before the crisis, which means the sample size of case studies is small.

The International Monetary Fund, studying a much broader sample of crises, found that seven years after the onset of a banking crisis, GDP was on average still 10% below where its pre-crisis path would have put it.