Sentence examples for So ambulance from inspiring English sources

Should the system permit wireless retrieval of data, so ambulance crews would not have to pry open a door or the hood to look for a data jack?

First, though, the industry needs a data standard, so ambulance crews will not have to carry a different cable and computer for each make of car.

Stroke care surged ahead by creating pathways so ambulances take patients to designated units, open on rota, working together.

In addition, earlier Israeli actions, like the closing of Gaza's borders, have led to severe shortages of medicine and fuel, so ambulances can't respond to the injured, hospitals can't adequately receive or treat the wounded, and doctors are unable to provide sufficient medical care.

Consumers increasingly value trust, so ambulance-chasing does significantly more harm than good.

A Welsh government spokesperson said these were very tough times for ambulance services across the UK and added: "The ambulance service must ensure it provides a swift response to life-threatening calls across Wales, while health boards must ensure patients are taken off ambulances quickly when they arrive at hospital so ambulances can be released to answer the next emergency call".

Shadow Health Minister Darren Millar said: "Labour's legacy of record-breaking NHS budget cuts has seen beds axed and services cut back leading to full A&E units, so ambulances are unable to swiftly transfer patients and get back on the road to other urgent calls.

There is a hospital right next to the blast site but there is a long line of ambulances and so other ambulances are taking wounded to other medical centres.

Because Gaza is so small ambulance crews arrive almost immediately when something happens.

One emergency physician told me he'd never heard so many ambulance sirens before in his life.

I need oxygen, I need oxygen.' So the ambulance would arrive and they wouldn't even pick me up themselves.