Sentence examples for frequent crises from inspiring English sources

And so, the banking industry has been plagued by frequent crises throughout history.

Bigger and more frequent crises than if the IMF did not exist.

It will be a relationship subject to frequent crises, but most unlikely to fall apart entirely.

No attempt to rein in the deeply entrenched culture and incentives that produce toxic financial "innovations" and increasingly frequent crises.

Securitization and derivatives contracts that improve risk sharing may lead to higher leverage and more frequent crises.

Less spectacular but equally important, he is clearly possessed of exceptional mental strength and focus, enabling him to maintain his concentration throughout the long periods of possession, and frequent crises, that his club has enjoyed and endured this decade.

Even when there is not a particularly dangerous product out there, overdoses are a frequent crisis for emergency rooms, one that Pennsylvania has not yet responded to by implementing a Good Samaritan law to shield anyone who calls 911 about an OD from a possession charge or by making drugs like Narcan more available.

They welcome the establishment of the Milk Market Observatory MMOO) but urge the Commission to ensure that the MMO will be able produce accurate data in real time, send earlier and more frequent crisis warnings, and recommend necessary actions.

Being unemployed, having leg ulcerations, more frequent painful crises, and frequently visiting SCU for health care were all positively associated with depression in those with SCD.

More frequent painful crises and visiting the unit more frequently were positively associated with depression.

Though tired of the frequent Cabinet crises, Hindenburg, fearful of any unconstitutional action and of added responsibilities, procrastinated.