Sentence examples for observed crisis from inspiring English sources

The main cause of the observed crisis in continental populations of these birds should be looked for in the interaction between two factors - changes in livestock management, including the increased use of pharmaceutical products, and disease.

Trapped in this iron carcass while he waited for a fire crew to cut him out, he smelt petrol and feared he would be burnt alive; and all the while, as he slipped in and out of consciousness, phantasms of 'Daliesque vividness' plucked at his flesh (ever the art critic, he seems to have observed his crisis with peculiar aesthetic diligence).

Senator Collins observed, "This crisis is extraordinary, and my constituents don't expect me to stay on the sidelines.

We observed a crisis-associated increase in the rate of spontaneous translocation when one of the substrates was located near a telomere that was similar to increases in the rate of mutation and interhomolog recombination observed previously at this and other loci [20], [23], [26], [28].

I was observing the crisis from Italy and then decided to focus on the country that was hit first by the crisis to see how its face would be changing as a consequence of the hardship.

Observing the crisis of identity in the virtual world, the artist imagines mechanical modifications on human-like forms comprised of recycled computer parts.

Had the fiscal and borrowing conditions been observed, the current crisis would almost certainly have been much less severe.

One senior executive at a top investment bank, speaking anonymously so he could speak freely, recently observed that the crisis was entering its "19th inning," with no ending in sight.

This situation is made worse by the fact that people are unable to access their GPs at weekends, and so present themselves at A&E in greater numbers, contributing to the A&E crisis observed over the winter months.

The intermediate values of drag in a small range of Reynolds numbers around the drag crisis observed in averaged data sets are found to originate from the flow switching between the high and the low drag conditions.

The overall effects on ISCO-based overeducation are clearly driven by the effect on females, as once we control for individual-level factors and unemployment rate, the only significant effect for males is observed during the crisis.