Sentence examples for in some crises from inspiring English sources

What prompts the United Nations Security Council to engage forcefully in some crises at high risk for genocide and ethnic cleansing but not others?

The broader picture is that the euro has not depreciated, so the incentive to export is more muted and the ability to compete against imports on the basis of price is less than in some crises (for example, what happened in parts of Asia after the 1997-98 crisis there or in Argentina after the currency board collapsed in early 2002).

That, too, might cost a little time in some crisis.

"Personal hoards, hidden in some crisis, are reasonably common.

What if, in some crisis about pre-emption, they disagreed -- would the unelected official prevail?

A year ago the big crisis in the film world — which always has to be in some crisis or another — was a glut of movies.

Hall said Bulford, appointed to the new role of managing director, finance and operations, and Purnell, the BBC's new director of strategy and digital, were hired in "exceptional circumstances" at a time when the BBC "was in some crisis".

Banks still carry an unhealthy ratio of nonperforming loans on their balance sheets-more than half of total loans in some crisis countries.

Summers explained that although the relationship between supply and demand is the cornerstone of a self-correcting market, in some financial crises that relationship breaks down.

Neutrality is key in conflict situations: In some humanitarian crises, like natural disasters, development groups and state actors should certainly work together for long-term benefits.

For the small set, the filmmakers have thrown in some kid crises that touch on blended families and growing up.