Sentence examples for which crisis from inspiring English sources

Which rubble, which crisis?

After which crisis No3 arrived.

What books were we reading, which crisis were the French and British papers and the Paris Tribune full of each day?

The combination of factors made it unclear from one moment to the next which crisis was worse, the financial strain or the power shortfall.

The actual interruptions barely registered, and from Kunstler's vantage point this can be attributed to a rare reverse-Cassandra effect, in which crisis was narrowly averted because people actually listened to the alarmists and took precautions.

Dr. Francine Cournos, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University and the organizer of a training session held yesterday for mental health professionals, said therapists needed information about which crisis intervention methods were likely to be most helpful.

This blame game is lopsided: the counterfactual does not exist that is, the public often does not know which crises might have been averted thanks to some academic scribbler a few years back.

Due to the particular contexts in their countries and societies, their restructuring approaches have been dissimilar, but equally highlight ways in which crisis-born initiatives can transition into long-term sustainable organizations.

These characteristics can be related to the therapeutic outcome individually, in order to address the question, which crises are useful and which crises will harm the process.

Future research should also pursue a more deductive research strategy and postulates as well as test hypotheses: which crises will occur, when, how, and with which consequences.

Gumz, Bauer, and Brähler [ 20] assumed that the patient and therapist constitute a joint relationship system in which crises are experienced together simultaneously.