Sentence examples for essential crisis from inspiring English sources

The essential crisis of criticism isn't economic or practical, it's moral.

Future memoirs from Timothy Geithner and Ben Bernanke might fill in some of the gaps and eventually take their place on the list of essential crisis books.

As the Dardenne brothers point out, the essential crisis facing the tramp is to find something to eat and someplace to sleep, a topic that continues to be of the most immediate concern to a large and growing portion of the world's population.

Medical simulation offers a way to practice these essential crisis management skills, and without any risk to patients.

The outlines of her legacy were becoming clear: she had influenced a range of issues outside the center ring, including Ebola and the Central African Republic, but on the most essential crises of her time — Syria and Iraq — she had been forced to accept the limits of her ability to shape events.

The bureau brings together wide-ranging technical expertise and global operational capabilities essential to crisis prevention, response, and recovery.

This long term planning is essential when crises can drag on for years.

Engineering is a clear starting point: sanitation, shelter and supply lines are all essential in any crisis.

But thoughtful and targeted international support and co-ordination is essential in this crisis, and Nigeria's new counter-terrorism strategy has provided something to work with.

This is essential in the crisis countries, which all saw much more rapid inflation than the rest of Europe during the good years, and now need to reverse the process.

Whether as an image -- from Délacroix's "Massacre at Chios" to Picasso's "Guernica" -- or a longer piece (like "Mother Courage"), these works of art successfully encapsulate, and articulate, something that is both essential to the crisis and that lasts beyond it.