Sentence examples for perception of crisis from inspiring English sources

He has played down the country's economic problems and warned that anyone contributing to a perception of crisis would be punished.

This summer, in response to a growing perception of crisis, Obama appointed Kenneth R. Feinberg, a Washington lawyer whose previous government assignment had been supervising the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, as the country's "special master" on corporate pay.

Additionally, relationships created through blogs impact the perception of crisis.

"If you keep increasing people's perception of crisis, they turn away, because 'What hope do I have?

"But if you make that perception of crisis increasingly acute and then you provide solutions, it helps to mobilize people". .

Democratic immaturity was displayed by an unwillingness to compromise, and the frequent shifts of government created a chronic perception of crisis.

But movies remain the flagship of the popular culture, and as such they are able both to formulate and to reflect public perceptions of crisis, and also to help the public cope with its own confusion and uncertainty.

One of his subjects, Sasha, recalls, "The teacher who used to brainwash us with Soviet propaganda came to the lesson one day and said sadly, 'Children, it turns out Lenin was a bad person — he killed hares while out hunting.' " For the most part, though, the images do not immediately summon perceptions of crisis, either present or past.

But Mr. Peruzzo said he did not expect the vote to fundamentally alter market perception of the crisis.

And the perception of a crisis allowed big producers, which appear to have enough agave to weather the tequila tempest, to raise their prices 20percentt or more.

The tragedy today is how it takes the perception of a crisis for policymakers to treat public health like a serious issue.