Sentence examples for recurrent crises from inspiring English sources

The nation's trucking industry is facing another of its recurrent crises: Its labor contracts expire Tuesday.

Recurrent crises are a robust feature of the dynamics regardless of the model's parameter specifications.

The bloc will also remain prone to recurrent crises of confidence unless political leaders pull together, it says.

Green issues also produce recurrent crises that can do great damage to Governments that do not see them coming.

Matisse fell gravely ill and spent much of the next two years struggling to survive recurrent crises that threatened his life.

"We need to focus our actions towards tackling the root causes of recurrent crises rather than just dealing with their consequences.

Water shortages are a source of recurrent crisis in many parts of the country.

Brignall, and A.R. Maunders, Accounting for British Steel (Aldershot, England, Gower, 1982), p. 124. 3. Robert W. Crandall, The U.S. Steel Industry in Recurrent Crisis (Washington, D.C. The Brookings Institution, 1981), p. 173. 4. Ibid., pp. 73 and 86. 5.

Since then, new books have tended to focus on three areas: corporate governance; leadership; and how to make money out of bits of the business that were forgotten in the boom.The first category has produced the most meticulous work, with books such as "The Recurrent Crisis in Corporate Governance" by Paul MacAvoy, an academic, and Ira Millstein, a lawyer.

The recurrent crisis and even wars in certain areas where oil and gas are produced are issues of major concern.

At a time when the concept of sustainability has largely given way to a sense of recurrent crisis, narratives of successful adaptation have powerful currency.