The phrase "all this emergency" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in informal contexts to refer to a situation involving multiple emergencies or a general sense of urgency.
Example: "I can't believe all this emergency over a minor issue; it's really unnecessary."
Alternatives: "all this chaos" or "all this urgency".
Mr. Romney got some help from Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor, who said at the Romney rally in Tampa, "My experience in all this emergency response business is that it is the local level and the state level that really matters.
Because they have been taking history examinations to all this emergency cases and then the next day they are off, they are not allowed to join me, even if they, er I mean voluntary, because they have been asked to go home.
The OTS, NCUA and Federal Reserve have all used this emergency authority numerous times since 2007 to implement rules without public notice or comment, and to make final rules effective immediately.
If they're doing their job, it takes a long time, but it will outlast all this other emergency money that's only tied to Sandy.
"All the emergency services attended.
All the emergency revascularisations were PCI.
Plan International's Jean Pierre said: "All our action through this emergency response will be to make sure children are safe and their families have some opportunities, some capacities to return to the normal life".
The main aim of these CFSs is to provide safe, friendly and equitable learning opportunities to all affected children during this emergency situations and allow children to return to a sense of normalcy," says Ms Lucia Elmi, UNICEF's country representative for Tajikistan.
Take the time to learn all you can about this emergency.
After all, this wasn't an emergency; David didn't have to exhaust this topic immediately.
This is more than all emergency interventions during all of 2007.
