Sentence examples for notable crisis from inspiring English sources
The first notable crisis among rabbits occurred during the 1950s concurrent with the arrival of myxomatosis among rabbit populations, which caused mortality rates of ≈90% (1 ), as registered in other regions.
This combination is most notable on Crisis, the album's highpoint, and an apology to the world for the torture of Guantánamo inmates.
A notable pre-crisis critic of regulatory gaps, she now believes that in this case "regulators should think hard about starting over again with a simple rule".
Considering the most notable recent crises in the world economy and their strong influence on the market, we roughly divided the years between 1986 and 2015 into three periods – from 1986 to 2001, from 2002 to 2009, and from 2010 to 2015.
Most notable cases of crisis management are either totally mishandled ( Occidental Petroleum and Love Canal, AH Robbins and the intrauterine device, Firestone and tires) or handled extremely well ( Johnson & Johnson and Tylenol, Abbott Labs and infant formula).
Economic growth was generally robust; inflation generally low; international trade and especially financial flows expanded; and the emerging and developing world experienced widespread progress and a notable absence of crises.
It was notable for surviving the crisis, but no bank that is so heavily indebted can be considered truly safe.
There are no economic miracles in Latin America, and there have been some notable disasters, Argentina's crisis being the latest.
One notable absence in this crisis and its aftermath was a great statesman from the financial industry who would publicly embrace reform that mattered.
Even after the financial crisis and notable missteps — threatening to close firehouses, appointing Cathie Black to run the schools, cleansing Zuccotti Park — Bloomberg has remained personally popular.
Notable books Policing the Crisis (1979); The Hard Road to Renewal (1988); Resistance Through Rituals (1989); Questions of Cultural Identity (1996).
