Sentence examples for foreseeable crisis from inspiring English sources

The Fukushima disaster proved again the nation's inability to properly manage a foreseeable crisis.

Disruption to business, whether as a result of snow fall, sickness or any other foreseeable crisis, means lost revenue.

Wasn't it up to publishers when things were fat and happy to invest for this foreseeable crisis?

Having taken the plunge into full-scale concert promotion, Fifa engineered a foreseeable crisis by announcing a line-up in which African artists were overshadowed by Americans, and which featured just three South African acts.

Also, that in line with its crisis prevention policy, IFAD will support conflict prevention by incorporating measures to mitigate the risk of foreseeable crises, natural and otherwise, and their impact on the Fund's intended beneficiaries during country strategy and project formulation.

He said: "It is very worrying that all of the progress in opening up access to higher education in the last decade – particularly for the working poor – is being derailed because of an entirely foreseeable accommodation crisis".

"If you take that view, then you are saying that the crisis was foreseeable and preventable.

Senator Dodd called the crisis "entirely foreseeable and preventable, not an act of God," and said that it angered him to think about "the authors of this calamity" walking away with the usual golden parachutes while taxpayers pick up the bill.

The other crisis, far less foreseeable, has been in relations between the United States and South Korea, once the closest of American allies in Asia.

Mr. Rubin said he expected business to be robust for the foreseeable future, "given that the crisis was not created in one day — it will take time to heal".

But, he added in an interview in Hong Kong, the United States is showing signs of recovery, and the euro zone likely to "muddle through" its debt crisis for the foreseeable future.