Sentence examples for extreme crises from inspiring English sources

The question is whether government can still muster the capacity to act in anything other than extreme crises.

"If there is a constitutional convention, it will come after we've dealt with some pretty extreme crises," Dr. Hughes said.

Naser, the country's water minister, said his office is borrowing water from provinces with severe water shortages to help meet the needs of towns and cities facing extreme crises.

In Oliver Tambo's Dream , Sachswrites about the years he spent working under Tambo's leadership in exile preparing for a post-apartheid constitutional order in South Africa and about the extreme crises that were overcome during the post-1990 constitution-making process to arrive at the document we have today.

Romney would deliver policies that eliminate opportunity, equality and government assistance in even the most extreme crises, Biden said.

At the same time, on the global scale, the current structure of global macroeconomic network harbors higher tolerance to extreme crises than the more "globalized" network structures obtained by randomized global networks.

The third, literally, had a tiger by the tail; here was a lesson in leadership in extreme crisis with an extremely hostile constituency.

Unless you were extremely close friends — or in extreme crisis — you'd have been unlikely to barge into someone's house or office and expect, then and there, 20 minutes of thoughtful, focused attention.

Political responses to extreme crisis need not always be disastrous.

In an extreme crisis, nearly every stock may decline in lockstep, as occurred in 2008.

But that extreme crisis is over — what our country needs now is better, not more, government.