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The phrase "meets crisis" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a person or a group who meets a difficult challenge or situation. For example: "The company met the crisis by reducing costs and quickly adapting to the changing market conditions."
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Crisis meets crisis.
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The DEC is an umbrella group of 14 of the UK's leading aid charities which come together to meet crisis situations.
It made me ashamed, and it made me long for the days of Winston Churchill and Teddy Roosevelt, who met crises while standing with those in harm's way.
"We should not always just meet crises," Gregorian said.
In the earlier period of the Tang, the central government was able to meet crises in the harvest, as it was recorded from 714 719 that the Tang government responded effectively to natural disasters by extending the price-regulation granary system throughout the country.
"It's accountability meets budget crisis.
And here is where the financial crisis meets the health care crisis in this country.
Responding to a vast crisis UNICEF has been preparing for months to meet the crisis in the Sahel region of West and Central Africa, where droughts have caused crops to fail and food prices to rise.
"We have met a crisis here in the last four years, which was a predictable crisis," he said during a speech in December.
"We have a crisis in the country in terms of our infrastructure and we must meet this crisis".
Trustees must adapt to meet this crisis.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com