Sentence examples for disastrous emergency from inspiring English sources

"Shot Down Over Libya", his first published work, an account of his plane crash in the second world war, would have been more accurately titled "Veered Off Course Over Desert Before Disastrous Emergency Landing".

Scholars also find that with regard to the power of state ideology, in both disastrous emergency and everyday donations, ideological propaganda has played an active role in the collective mobilization of material goods (Perry 2007; Siu 1990).

This is something that was by no means predictable when I first came to the region in the early 1980s - Afghanistan was then ruled by a Marxist dictatorship, while in India, memories of Indira Gandhi's suspension of democracy during her disastrous Emergency were still fresh.

Joe Lieberman -- gutter of bankruptcy protection for working people facing disastrous health emergencies, supporter of an illegal war that's killed over 2,000 working-class Americans, apologist for hospitals that deny birth control to rape victims -- secretly has a "good heart" and "cares about working families"?

As unwise and politically disastrous as the emergency rule by Brüning and Papen were, the economic crisis and political polarization of those years were serious realities.

This was a disease particularly cruel". Friedland, like Haseltine, noted the great advances made by research scientists into the understanding of the AIDS virus, but said that knowing "how and how not the infection occurs" is not enough to solve what is becoming a "disastrous public health emergency". "We really are at the beginning of the AIDS epidemic," Friedland explained.

As a result, potential weaknesses, particular to the investigated building, can go unnoticed which, in turn, may result in disastrous consequences during an emergency.

This can lead to disastrous outcomes that need emergency and surgical care, as seen in this case.

"Infectious disease emergencies have disastrous impacts on families, societies, systems, and economies," says Jesse Hartness, Save the Children's senior director for emergency health and nutrition.

Unless families are supported to regain or strengthen coping mechanisms, another emergency might be disastrous for children and women.

Acute epiglottitis is a potentially disastrous disease seen occasionally in otolaryngology emergency service.