Sentence examples for unforeseen crises from inspiring English sources

EU presidencies often turn out to be dominated by unforeseen crises.

The Constitution rightly provides broad executive powers to protect America's security, especially in responding to unforeseen crises with speed and secrecy.

In times of unforeseen crises, the commission would seek maximum flexibility in mobilising "non-programmed" funds and the possible use of trust funds for emergency situations.

Some cautionary points need to be made: War has a way of morphing into different forms spurred by the development of new weaponry or by the unforeseen crises that humanity faces.

So we will argue for a better EU, more able to give its citizens hope for the future, more competitive in the world, and better able to cope with unforeseen crises.

But, as Aymo Brunetti adds, (unforeseen) crises do not mean that the science of economics is inherently unreliable.

An unforeseen crisis?

And some unforeseen crisis could make lenders flee the region overnight, the bank says, making the EBRD indispensable.The bank's critics believe these arguments disguise "mission creep".

Like Crosby, Hornby and Stevenson, Griffith-Jones has consistently held the view that Britain's taxpayer-rescued banks had been laid low in 2008 by an unforeseen crisis rather than an recklessly optimistic view of their own activities.

During that time, the United States bounced from one unforeseen crisis to another, undertaking a military intervention every 18 months, on average — a staggering pace compared with that of the years that came before.

But barring an unforeseen crisis, or a last-ditch refusal to sell by John McMullen, the Devils' owner, Yank eeNets should add a hockey team to its portfolio by mid-June.