Sentence examples for fewer crisis from inspiring English sources

Few country systems (19 or 29%%) reported collecting data on the demographics of their health workforce (e.g. age, gender, marital status) with fewer crisis countries (19%%) collecting these data compared to non-crisis countries (39%%).

Clinically, these data identify problems and risk groups so intervention can happen earlier--which may result in improved coping and savings to the health care system as fewer crisis interventions may occur.

Research shows that better prepared organizations experience significantly fewer crises and are significantly more profitable.

Presumably, a church with a more participatory clergy would have fewer crises like the present one.

And the campus has been more peaceful than usual, with fewer crises over inconsequential matters.

Second, and offsetting the first effect, once the new rules are in place the benefits from having fewer crises are big.

Ironically, the businesslike approach of weighing costs and benefits turns out to be more costly; as we have shown, the crisis-prepared suffer fewer crises, recover faster, and are more profitable than the cost conscious, crisis prone businesses.

And these and other complaints triggered a few crisis meetings at London headquarters.

In those first few crisis days, he was impetuous, inconsistent, and imprudent; ending up just plain weird.

The group, which is at the fore of the faith-based push for Title X funding, was created in the 1990s as Birth Choice Pregnancy Centers, a volunteer-run nonprofit group that until recent years ran just a few crisis pregnancy centers in Southern California.

Although planning is better than it was a year ago, when few crisis managers even realized that children had different needs, the experts said, actual preparedness is hardly better than it was before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.