Sentence examples for early crisis from inspiring English sources

In terms of these administrative factors, clinics seemed less accessible for early crisis intervention than agencies.

How deeply has this early crisis in his life shaped his art?

If we make services accessible to everyone, then they can avoid an early crisis".

(At one early crisis point, he writes of Glover: "His girlfriend was unhappy, his tattoos were stupid and he was driving himself into debt").

Recalling his early crisis, when "I sensed the value of life, and what I could do with it", he says, "almost every day the world kicks open that place, and you have to choose again.

Lawrence first escaped to New York in the early 90s at a sensitive time in his life, following the sudden death of both parents and an early crisis of professional faith at BBC Newsnight.

He has tense relations with Mr. Summers, however, after policy disputes in the early crisis-driven debates over the rescues of the financial industry and Chrysler, among other issues.

However, his own administration has often insisted on anonymity with the media — notably when the White House organized a defensive interview with two unnamed "senior administration officials" during one of the president's early crises.

That earlier crisis was worse by some other measures, however.

As during the earlier crisis China is trying to appear helpful.

Such a downturn may be particularly large when an economy is still traumatized from an earlier crisis.