Sentence examples for volume of crisis from inspiring English sources

The Trevor Lifeline (the only national 24-hour suicide prevention and crisis intervention lifeline for LGBT and Questioning youth) has seen the highest volume of crisis contacts and social media outreach since it began taking calls almost twenty years ago.

When I mentioned Perriello's concerns to Axelrod, he said that the sheer volume of crises in Obama's first year "overwhelmed the message," especially the White House's effort to explain the stimulus package.

A defeat would have turned up the volume of the crisis talk but now Dortmund find their ears ringing.

The sheer volume of big crisis data makes its analysis very challenging.

One is the 15 volumes of The Crisis magazine, which began publication in Nov. 1910, and has since been a compendium of occurrences, thoughts and expression among American Negroes.

His five-volume work, "Children of Crisis," brought the varied voices of poor, middle-class and privileged children to a wide audience.

The volume accentuates the atmosphere of crisis and alarm; the message is of a country being stolen away.

This could be done by charging a fee that would be unappealing in normal times, or by ramping up the volume of insurance during crises.

UN sources say that only 15% of the pre-crisis volume of imports is getting through, and that the country depends on imports for nine-tenths of its food.

Although he raises the volume on his rich baritone during moments of crisis, Mr. Naughton's Solness still seems the epitome of the sensible gentleman, not the obsessed artist.

The problem, he said, was that the insurers had taken in a huge volume of premiums during the mortgage crisis, but they had not yet paid all the claims they knew were in store, because of delays.