Sentence examples for impression of crisis from inspiring English sources
Mr Lamb, the Liberal Democrat health spokesperson, told The Independent that the state of hospital finances in England had created an impression of "crisis management" at the DH. "We can see that in the finances of [NHS] trusts around the country.
The long list of borrowers, provided in the form of a daily loan register, gives a striking impression of a crisis spreading to every last corner of the financial system.
Another justification being that impression or reputation management gives second chances when crisis occur (Harris et al., 2007) just the same way that firms use their CSR activities to project a strong impression in times of crisis and crisis are not uncommon with IBs.
Video: UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow's personal video diary records her impressions of the crisis in Darfur, Sudan.
I definitely didn't get the impression of a program in crisis at all, but rather one where the necessity of remaining hands-off with the editorial process and teams involved has created both apparent and real apathy when it comes to making real changes.
Nevertheless, Butajira District at the time did not convey the impression of a population in crisis, nor were any substantial humanitarian relief efforts triggered.
True, Amtrak has often been its own worst advocate, and last month's temporary halt of its Acela high-speed service to address design flaws only reinforced the impression of a railroad in perpetual crisis.
Restricting the phrase "emerging infectious disease" to a subset of species of human health concern gives a misleading, falsely comforting, impression of the scope of the crisis.
Lowell wrote a poem about his stay, "Phillips House Revisited," in which he overlays impressions of the medical crisis I had witnessed ("I cannot entirely get my breath, / as if I were muffled in snow") with memories of his grandfather, who had died in the same hospital, forty years earlier.
Baron Cohen does not give the impression of being gripped by a chronic existential crisis.
