Sentence examples for crisis hot from inspiring English sources

At crisis hot lines, too, the terrorism, at least initially, brought an eerie lull.

The number of Childline, a crisis hot line, is posted in school hallways.

But the department also plans to hire more than 100 people for a crisis hot line as well as 100 examiners to review disability compensation and pension claims.

At the church Mr. Pamias attended as a child, the minister offered him a job answering the crisis hot line for $150 a week.

"Our crisis hot line simply can't afford not to be there," said Ms. Mitchem, adding that as non-profit budgets have been cut, domestic violence has gone up.

When they can, the social workers hand out a card with a 24-hour crisis hot line number -- (888 997-1583 -- operated by the Sanctuary.

It's time, then, to decisively move on from the absurdities that the Henry Jackson Society and their neocon patrons are now recommending, and with the Iranian nuclear crisis hotting up, the need to do so could not be more urgent.

Victims Assistance Services also runs the county's rape-crisis hot line and assists families in filing for compensation from the State Crime Victims Board.

The current trend of evidence-based global health builds on the earlier trend of evidence-based medicine or evidence-based public health [ 21], which tries to move away from public health "driven by crises, hot issues, and the concerns of organized interest groups" [ 22].

And on Saturday HBO declares the whole climate-change crisis "Too Hot Not to Handle".

The Brooklyn Tragedy 24 Hour Crisis Intervention Hot Line, (917) 710-8399, was deluged last week, after the brutal murder of young Leiby Kletzky.