sense of crisis

Pressure to meet parents' demands can add to the sense of crisis among today's young adults, he said.

The shakeup reflects the sense of crisis within Toyota as it navigates one of the toughest periods in its 70-year history.

It can seem to work well for a while, particularly in wartime, when it is supported by patriotism and a sense of crisis.

For a small and affluent country like Singapore, the lack of a sense of crisis among its people is perhaps the biggest crisis for us.

One might wish that the celebrations were less encumbered by an underlying sense of crisis.

"We have a strong sense of crisis, " said Junichiro Kuroda, director of the economics and trade ministry's investment facilitation division.

As many as half a million are in emergency shelters, shivering through a bitterly cold snowstorm that has added to the sense of crisis.

Job-wise, the sense of crisis is constantly there because there is every chance that the company will go under and you'll lose your job.

A sense of crisis then brought a decade of dramatic progress. Heart disease does not arouse the same passion.

Only a person with a sense of crisis can survive, develop and grow sturdy.

The sense of crisis may have eased , but wide spreads and high market interest rates still stalk several European economies .

Hope in this ecological ideas awaken people the sense of crisis, solve the immediate many ecological problems facing society.

The plunge in the share price of a listed British shop, 3i, probably exacerbated the sense of crisis there.

Inside the country we are under the protcction of our parents, teachers and schoolmates. We have no sense of crisis.

So despite the sense of crisis in the headlines, the energy market has shown both resilience and resistance to rapid change.

Yingmentan, luculent " that she now every minute, a sense of crisis. "

In western democracies, voters endorse the short-term pain of radical reforms only amid an acute sense of crisis.

America's currency has been infected by the sense of crisis that bedevils its economy and financial markets.

Only a person with a sense of crisis comsurvive, develop and grow.

But it also faces the future they will know how to use technology patented seal died, so such a sense of crisis to often.

At least there is a sense of crisis in the US.

The Bush Administration moved swiftly to avert any sense of crisis after the market closed.

The sense of crisis was heightened by dramatic closures in the airline industry.

Yet Ms Gillard responded to the Malaysia plan's sinking by evoking a sense of crisis.

Italy's economy will do far worse, but there is less of a sense of crisis because it has long been struggling anyway.

News reports about exchanges of fire are certain to increase the sense of crisis.

And for those who lack the sense of crisis, this kind of disaster that is their business career destroyer ". "

Finally, a "sense of crisis" seems merely to replace one vague word by another.

The new attack has heightened the sense of crisis in the Iraqi capital.

It is clear, Yamaguchi adds, that Mr. Kan lacks a sense of crisis about the country's stagnant economy.

Not having a sense of crisis is a maximal crisis.

Sales people must always have a sense of crisis, the more the situation is excellent, the more caution, more to keep a cool head.

Many people lead fairly comfortable lives. There is no sense of crisis.

Yu Qiuyu's historical and cultural essays, we can feel the sense of crisis between lines easily.

I have no sense of crisis is that the future is to live this way, and then to the old.

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