Sentence examples for predictable crisis from inspiring English sources
"We have met a crisis here in the last four years, which was a predictable crisis," he said during a speech in December.
In the book, to be released Tuesday, he calls for a new Reconstruction period in the United States and proposes major changes to entitlement programs to help control the deficit and avert "the most predictable crisis we'll ever face".
Unlike the president's speech, which was rhetorically heated but substantively hollow, our budget contains specific solutions for confronting the debt and averting the most predictable crisis in our nation's history.
Most successful companies eventually face a predictable crisis that the authors call stall-out a stall-out ae drop in revenue and profit growth or a collapsuddenonce high shareholargereturns to well below the cost of capital.
The committee chairman, Representative Paul Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, offered a bit of a drum roll on Thursday with a video of himself walking the halls of a House office building, assuring viewers that Republicans were taking the tough decisions to head off what he called the most predictable crisis in the nation's history.
Only 6% end up going to university compared with 38% of their peers.In this section Handing over control A poor report card Deconstructing the veil A better deal A predictable crisis King Coal redux An old man who's not in a hurry Reprints Related items Boarding schools: Labour's great experimentMay 4th 2006This educational failure is a blot on Labour's record.
Those are just the predictable crises.
Although every industry has its predictable crises, in my field of crisis management, the airlines industry is known for having one of the most predictable array of crises, which makes crisis preparation relatively easy, if gruesome.
Between now and 2015, there will be some predictable crises in global politics.
A storm of retirement insecurity is gathering -- it's one of the most predictable crises we face as a nation.
… Whatever the United States could have done to prevent this predictable (and predicted) crisis, its power to play peacemaker now is distinctly limited.
