Sentence examples for predicted crisis from inspiring English sources

… Whatever the United States could have done to prevent this predictable (and predicted) crisis, its power to play peacemaker now is distinctly limited.

The predicted crisis has not developed, and many regulators and insurers fear that Congress is losing interest.

Although it is accepted that both economies have re-orientated their prevailing urban planning trajectories in a sustainable development and, increasingly, carbon control direction the key question remains whether the proposed measures for mitigation are radical enough to avert the predicted crisis.

Better systems for predicting crises and quickly responding to natural and man-made disasters would also help.

Economists are not very good at predicting crises, but the problem is generally an absence of warnings.

Multivariate classification models were applied to recorded data in 30-minute epochs of time to predict crises between 15 and 360 minutes in the future.

Therefore, the RCV for predicting crises in urine of both diabetic groups represents an optimization of laboratory reporting and may be a valuable tool for clinical decision making.

They decided that they knew better than textbook macroeconomics, even though none of them had predicted the crisis or even seen the possibility of such a crisis.

(Incidentally, they're also looking for submissions for their "Revere Award In Economics" for the economist who best saw the financial crisis coming. We put together our own list of some of the economic thinkers who predicted the crisis).

First, economists are very good at devising models that would have predicted past crises, but each new crisis tends to happen where and when they didn't expect it.

"Nobody could have predicted the crisis," Mr. Frozi said.