Sentence examples for less crisis from inspiring English sources

If that were to happen it might lead to better upstream intervention, greater community care and less crisis.

"Without President Obama's campaign promise of amnesty we would not have the tens of thousands of unaccompanied alien children crossing our southern border, and we would have one less crisis for the country to confront," Inhofe said in a statement.

Other districts have already been trying it on a smaller and less crisis-driven scale.

A more robust housing recovery, a less crisis-prone Europe and steady employment growth may be enough to sustain economic growth near 2% or better in the face of that drag and continued political wrangling.

The real estate industry is lobbying heavily for the bill, but acknowledges that in an atmosphere that is less crisis-driven than last winter it will almost certainly have to settle for less.

During the 1970s, and throughout the Thatcher years, the BBC existed in a state of more or less permanent crisis.

This is less a crisis than a natural boom in prices in what is, let's face it, the original boom-and-bust business.

Orthodox Christians will point out, correctly, that there is no new "challenge" to the Church in the Judas Gospel, much less a crisis of faith.

The shooting coincided with what now seems a far less consequential crisis — weekend negotiations to resolve a $365 million budget shortfall, due to be addressed in a special legislative session scheduled for Wednesday.

Yet, if you're already a strong, positive, and self-trusting person, you will manage such less common crisis points in life, especially if you haven't put all your relationship eggs into one basket.

Others will be paid to go home.This is one of history's less surprising crises.