Sentence examples for biggest emergencies from inspiring English sources

He reduced and outsourced his staff, from 250 eventually down to fewer than 15, and instructed underlings to deal with all but the biggest emergencies themselves.

The central bank is not yet throttling back its biggest emergency credit programs.

How do the seemingly coincidental events of the story add up to "the biggest emergency" of Paul's life?

Ministers say the UK is helping more than one million of the estimated 2.4 million refugees in what the UN views as the biggest emergency in its history.

Similarly, one of the Fed's biggest emergency loan programs, the Term Auction Facility, has shrunk by more than half in the last 12 months.

But as I wheeled the car out of the lot I couldn't help thinking it was the biggest emergency of my life.

"We are the two biggest emergency response entities and we need to be able to talk on an ongoing basis on a whole myriad of issues," Mr. Kelly said.

As Barack Obama prepares to host a summit on refugee issues with world leaders at the UN general assembly in New York next week, his own administration faces a charge of too little, too late, in response to the biggest emergency of its kind since the second world war.

"And wouldn't it be embarrassing if the Fed had to make one of the biggest emergency rate cuts ever because of some rogue trader?" Granted, fears of a recession in the United States and continuing worries about the spread of the subprime mortgage collapse were also responsible for the market downdraft in the last 10 days.

The Environment Agency said Exercise Watermark was England and Wales's biggest emergency planning exercise, and was one of the recommendations made by Sir Michael Pitt in his review of the summer 2007 floods.

The Pakistan floods are the world's biggest emergency -- 60,000 square miles under water, 20 million people displaced, 14 million in need of emergency health care, six million short of food, two and a half million homeless.