"King Kullen was a tough crisis," she recalled, drawing a deep breath.
To portray Olivia Pope, the tough crisis manager at the center of the hit ABC series "Scandal," Ms. Washington is always in gravity-defying heels.
The IMF recently noted that "the Italian banking system is able to withstand both the already weak baseline macroeconomic outlook and the protracted slow-growth scenario .During the prolonged and exceptionally tough crisis, Italian banks made unprecedented efforts to assist households and firms.
"When faced with a tough crisis about things personal, President Clinton over and over said that he would get back to his job as president," said McCurry, now a theology professor at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. "And he did.
"A tougher crisis that hit people's pocket books harder could have helped us," he noted dryly.
The toughest crisis I have ever faced was the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993.
The declaration will be a crunch point for Mr. Hussein as he navigates the toughest crisis of his long dictatorship: meeting the United Nations' demands in ways that avoid war while saving his prestige, if not his weapons programs.
[C12.] Surviving a Bombing at Work William Parrett, president and managing partner of Deloitte & Touche, said the toughest crisis he ever faced was the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993.
In many ways, it's a conventional teen sex comedy with an unconventional setting; Adam has misadventures, tough moments, crises of self-definition, and learns how to be — wait for it — a man.
"They are going through a tough financial crisis," he said.
