Sentence examples for obvious crisis from inspiring English sources

He also acknowledged both sets of fans and the way they behaved during such an obvious crisis.

The most obvious crisis was a near-implosion of the Oscar show last year, when the intended co-producer, Brett Ratner, abruptly resigned and his intended host, Eddie Murphy, followed Mr. Ratner out the door.

It would also push the centre-left's lamentably economistic agenda into places in which it is too uncomfortable: loneliness, family breakdown, an obvious crisis in masculinity, the return of hunger to our towns and cities, and more.

But still, the numbers are striking enough that one could imagine an alternative universe in which earnest social reformers, confronted with the obvious crisis in American family life, cited the Utah experience as a model that the nation as a whole could stand to learn something from.

This most obvious crisis is being considered last.

"Brownout is different from burnout because workers afflicted by it are not in obvious crisis," Kibler said.

Bell, then one of the largest industrial concerns in the country, needed more employees capable of guiding the company rather than simply following instructions or responding to obvious crises.

The study's most important finding might be its most obvious: the crisis of the oceans is in part a crisis of governance, and progress will be hard to achieve unless we organize ourselves properly.

When Barack Obama became president, the world faced an imminent and obvious financial crisis.

In May 2012, Perry wrote a letter to President Obama to urge him to take action to address what he called "an obvious humanitarian crisis".

The obvious pre-crisis examples were American subprime mortgages that had been bundled up and then insured.