Sentence examples for crisis threshold from inspiring English sources
This paper applies international humanitarian crisis threshold definitions to the BRHP data in an attempt to identify suitable mortality thresholds that may be used for the prospective detection of humanitarian crises in population surveillance sites in developing countries.
Mapping temperatures into eras also enabled the researchers to look at the historical correlations and determine a "crisis threshold" at which food prices rise so much, as a function of climate change, that crisis follows.
According to this definition, Uganda is close to two times beyond the HRH crisis threshold.
The CDC humanitarian crisis threshold of one death per 10,000 per day (14) was exceeded during the period April September 1999.
These days, this is a typical crisis of the "threshold" stage.
The circumstances of this stage--uncertain career prospects--and the consequences of negativity--damaged career prospects--frame the typical "threshold" crisis.
So, Republicans on the House Special Committee on Benghazi might find it useful to remember the threshold crisis management rule when you are already in a deep hole: Stop digging.
It will help placate people who think we are on the threshold of crisis".
"The Germans had a strategic insight or advantage to let the crisis get to the threshold within the European Union necessary for France to be willing to hand over the kind of sovereignty the country has always resisted," said Jacob Funk Kirkegaard of the Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
Mr. Kenyatta, who has been accused by prosecutors at the International Criminal Court in The Hague of bankrolling death squads during Kenya's last election crisis, cleared the 50 percent threshold and avoided a runoff by the thinnest of margins, about 8,000 votes out of 12 million, or.07 percent.
Meanwhile, claims that agriculture is in crisis and on the threshold of radical structural change continue to receive widespread media attention.
