Sentence examples for systematic crisis from inspiring English sources

In response to this major public health problem, clinicians and school mental health researchers designed a systematic crisis intervention protocol to be used with adolescents presenting with suicidal or homicidal ideation.

Or we have a third scenario of a systematic crisis of unforeseen proportions.

Opportunities to reap idiosyncratic alpha should improve, while the potential impact potential of a systematic crisis (even though the probability of said crisis is arguably lower) has increased (prices are higher so they can potentially fall further).

By the 1960s, conditions were relatively favorable (100), but by the end of the 1970s there were clear signs that the post-colonial state was not only falling short of its ambitious designs, but facing a systematic crisis, and Africa was unable to point to any significant growth rate or satisfactory index of general well-being (101).

We will most certainly attempt to change the E.U.'s deposit insurance directive, which we feel is inadequate and not apt to tackle a systematic banking crisis as has befallen Iceland.

Systematic differences in crisis and non-crisis populations' age distributions hamper both direct and indirect comparisons.

Additionally, a systematic review of crisis-affected populations (those experiencing displacement, armed conflict, or natural disasters) largely found elevated rates of TB notification and of TB prevalence [ 13].

"There was no constitutional crisis, no systematic disrespect for the 'rule of law,' no grand conspiracy and no administration-wide dishonesty or cover-up". The signers included Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah) and Rep. Bill McCollum of Florida, a current member of the Judiciary Committee.

At its peak, the World Health Organization declared the epidemic a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern". Brazil, in particular, was hit hard and the government's lackluster response to the crises exposed systematic failures in the country's public health system.

At this stage of research, we believe it is necessary to find a systematic approach to investigate crises phenomena lasting over more than one session.

The specifics are worth experiencing for yourself; the over-all idea, though, is clear enough from the mere description — in a crisis of such systematic causes, only a miracle can save the poorest and most vulnerable.