Sentence examples for simple crisis from inspiring English sources

We like stories about a simple crisis in which somebody does something incredibly stupid that will not cost 100,000 people their jobs.

Recognizing this, the cube drones had adopted a simple crisis policy, all the more inflexible for its being unofficial: When in trouble, do whatever Charles does.

Since the effects of the other variables are fixed to be zero on average, the overall shift of the Beveridge curve needs to be picked up by the simple crisis dummy.

The main characters are miniature superheroes — a boy, a girl and a break-dancing robot — who zoom about fixing simple crises in their city, whether a shortage of milk, a lost kite or a subway system stalled by a dropped mitten.

The identification of high-level objects take action in support of a meta-model of simple crises (cf. Fig. 2).   3.

That's why the President has to go to immense trouble to stave off the simplest crises.

By the 1940s every American car and plane had neoprene components, and nylon tights were becoming ubiquitous.The moral of this story is simple: that crises offer opportunities as well as problems.

As an illustration, we design and calibrate an affine LIBOR model, and consider a simple post-crisis interest rate derivative, namely a basis swap.

"We need to act in concert for a simple reason: This crisis proved, and events continue to affirm, that our national economies are inextricably linked," Mr. Obama said on the White House lawn before leaving for Toronto.

The necessary change here is simple: After the crisis, the Fed must undergo a dramatic downsizing and be given a focused mission.

For right-wing ideologues, the post-Katrina plan was simple: use the crisis to do away with the public sphere all together.