Sentence examples for two crisis from inspiring English sources
Two Hewlett-Packard managers on that flight, Adrian Koch and Barbara Stinnett, raced the short distance back to their offices and assembled two crisis teams.
The man who had emailed me was Markus Wieser, one of two crisis communications experts brought in to change the way the bank related to the wider world.
Laurie Bass, one of two crisis counselors at Cinnaminson High School, estimates that a couple of years ago as many as 25 of the school's 795 students had been using heroin at one time.
Mr. Puig, a former agent for the Central Intelligence Agency who later worked as an international corporate security chief, said he dispatched two crisis specialists to the Dominican Republic less than two hours after the first news flash went out about the Haiti earthquake.
The company has hired two crisis PR firms and registered two new lobbying firms this year.
Put more bluntly, Putin would confer with the Egyptians about two crisis regions where Russia has an extended and sinister history of meddling: the Palestinian territories and Syria.
Separate or superstate: those seem to be the alternatives now.For two crisis-plagued years Europe's leaders have run away from this choice.
Two crisis-management experts used the same word — fishy — to describe the league's handling of the situation, saying the destruction of the tapes raised questions about what they contained.
Since Sept. 12, two crisis-obsessed, politically wired broadcasting amateurs, John Batchelor and Paul Alexander, have stepped into the role of war anchors and self-described "conspiracy clowns" at WABC-AM (770) radio in New York.
The impression was reinforced by a visibly exhausted Ms Merkel in the small hours of June 29th, after the marathon talks in Brussels but before key votes later the same day in the Bundestag.Mrs Merkel needed the votes to approve two crisis-related measures: the European fiscal compact and the euro-zone rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).
Fanda weathers two crises.
