Sentence examples for verbal crisis from inspiring English sources

"The Flame Alphabet," by Ben Marcus, is the funny and harrowing story of a future collapsing under a verbal crisis: the words of children have become toxic, and sometimes fatal.

Verbal crisis management.

For instance, Stachowski et al 31 showed that during a simulated crisis, fewer verbal statements were associated with high-performing teams in the control room of a nuclear power plant.

State of consciousness by Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) and pain intensity during cephalalgic crisis (time zero, T0) by the verbal numerical rating scale (NRS) have been assessed.

But then, in a verbal jab he has used before, he added, "The crisis didn't actually spontaneously erupt in Europe".

President Bush, by phone, offered Argentina's president, Fernando de la Rua, verbal support at least for Argentina's efforts to fight the crisis.

Her research focuses on organizational crisis communication, including topics such as self-disclosure, non-verbal cues and empathy.

"With luck, a forceful verbal intervention might already be enough to end this wave of the euro crisis," they said.

At moments of crisis, he swings between frantically digressive confessions and a nearly aphasic verbal freeze, and his life is a seemingly uninterrupted lurch from crisis to crisis, from rejection to rejection, from self-punishment to fury.

In San Francisco, for instance, officers are taught to use "verbal judo"— tactics to talk an inmate down in order to de-escalate a crisis — and to ignore an inmate's taunts if that is what it takes to keep peace.

But he also suffered a verbal gaffe this week by saying BP cares about the "small people" hurt by the crisis.