Sentence examples for time for crisis from inspiring English sources

This is not time for crisis.

This is a time for crisis intervention, and calling for help to get the support you need to ensure your survival.

Ireland will be used as a case study to assess the usefulness of this framework and what it can show us about health system performance in time for crisis.

Unfortunately the authors provide no explanation for this beyond observing, "An interesting pattern emerges: banking crises tend to start in the second half of the year, with large September and December effects".I recall reading that historically the fall was a popular time for crises because farmers needed to borrow to bring in the harvest, which strained fractional-reserve banking systems.

Ms. Rice told reporters there, "It is time for this crisis to be over".

They'd played only one game of the season but it was time for a crisis at the Vicente Calderón.

The Legislature enacted a law last year protecting patients whose health groups failed -- just in time for the crisis at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care.

Packaged as a book about Ben S. Bernanke, the former Princeton professor with the bad luck to assume the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve just in time for the crisis, "In Fed We Trust" actually offers a group portrait of the figures responsible for responding to the housing meltdown, credit freeze, stock market crash and economic slump.

What a barrier does is give time for the crisis to pass and for help to arrive".

When someone's in the emergency room, it's the wrong time to talk about prevention, but it is the time for a crisis response... We've treated this like individual moral failing, rather than looking in the mirror and calling it a failure of the very systems designed to protect the health and safety of Canadians.

In this time of crisis for pop music and the pop-music business, it's time for a rethinking of basic assumptions, even at the price of a little pomposity.