Sentence examples for extant crisis from inspiring English sources
There was no extant crisis to point to.
Kuhn kept things under control there by denying that normal scientists seek essential innovation, for, as indicated above, major, unexpected discoveries threaten the extant paradigm and hence threaten crisis and revolution.
The current crisis clearly suggests that we should reconsider extant regulation and oversight.
If we look at the trajectory of Liuhe's reporting development, we can find that the years of the firm's 'milestone' reports correspond perfectly to the time points of food safety crises in China, which to a great extant proves that the main motivation for Liuhe to begin and to continue their sustainability reporting practice is to rescue the corporate image.
Extant data suggest that after disasters, mental health problems are most likely to appear after the acute crisis has abated (see Rubonis and Bickman 1991 for review; van den Berg et al. 2005).
The solution to the financial crisis, he thought, would come not through the state's appropriation of a larger share of extant resources but from the expansion of the nation's ability to produce and pay.
We illustrate how the shareholder-focused frame challenged extant control practices but was also complemented and ultimately replaced by the work unit frame to address an escalating performance crisis.
But is there better product design extant?
His logical works are not extant.
