Sentence examples for evolving crisis from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama has committed the US to long-term involvement in Iraq, warning that the rapidly evolving crisis in the north would not be solved quickly.

The situation in Syria is particularly critical, as it is the world's largest and fastest evolving crisis in terms of new displacements.

Yingluck's inner circle has responded sluggishly to the rapidly evolving crisis that followed, failing to think strategically or to give policy options systematic consideration.

The situation in Syria is particularly critical, as it is the world's largest and fastest evolving crisis in terms of new displacements.

If all members of the superordinate EOC organization, incorporating the VSAG, adopt these roles they are more likely to be able to develop trusting relationships that facilitate effective information exchange and utilization in high risk, evolving crisis events.

The tool provides prompt probabilistic assessment in near real-time, making it particularly suitable for tracking a rapidly evolving crisis, and it is easily reviewable once new observations and/or models become available.

This is essential to maintain decision making effectiveness in evolving crises.

Spurred on by evolving crises involving counterfeit antimalarial drugs, nations are tackling fraudulent medications in general, which could help to rebuild confidence in antivenoms.

In the subsequent decade, his willingness to approve force evolved, crisis by crisis, from a stated principle into a practice.

Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore). is scheduled to speak at an American Enterprise Institute event on the evolving opioid crisis on Wednesday.

His pointed remarks come after he spoke to the heir to the Saudi throne on Wednesday about cooperating in the evolving diplomatic crisis.