Sentence examples for crisis thinking from inspiring English sources

One such student is 59-year-old Charlene Love, who arrived in Santa Rosa from Los Angeles after she had lost her home in Pasadena during the 2008 housing crisis, thinking that things would be easier in a small town environment.

While the job crisis is real, especially to the 14 million Americans who are unemployed, we must refrain from crisis thinking and work to develop solutions that do not continue to sacrifice education.

"It's impossible to think of the current mortgage crisis without thinking seriously about underlying consumer psychology.

"The images in the Last Pictures are primarily inspired by thinking of uncertainty about the future," explains Paglen, "trying to think through the ways in which humans have produced crises over and over, whether that's humanitarian crises or ecological crises and thinking about our uncertain relationship with ideas about progress".

But before you start thinking this has anything to do with the subprime mortgage crisis in the U.S. and the ensuing global credit crisis, think again.

My midlife crisis was thinking about the purpose in living, and my reaction was to figure out that I believe in God".

It was just the opposite a year ago, when Agassi was emotionally detached on the court, more intent on being in Las Vegas during a family health crisis than thinking through a point against Arnaud Clément in the second round.

It is in times of historical crisis that thinking ceases to be a marginal affair, because by undermining all established criteria and values, it prepares the individual to judge for him or herself instead of being carried away by the actions and opinions of the majority.

The mistake most people make in looking at the financial crisis is thinking of it in terms of money, a habit that might lead you to look at the unfolding mess as a huge bonus-killing downer for the Wall Street class.

While reacting correctly to a crisis is admirable, thinking ahead to prevent the crisis is a lot better.

"With all the talk in the media about the crisis, people are thinking twice about their holidays," she said.