Sentence examples for drastic emergency from inspiring English sources

Each had a story of some drastic emergency in the birthing room".

This war crisis prompted the legislature to oust four of the directors in the coup on 30 Prairial, year VII (June 18 , 1799, and allowed a brief resurgence of Neo-Jacobin agitation for drastic emergency measures.

But before the days of the financial crisis, QE was seen as a drastic emergency measure, which only Japanese policymakers had used on a large scale in recent times, to little avail, as their economy slumped into a "lost decade" of deflation and recession.

To wit, a pair of nineteen-sixties memo to her staff: December 6 , 1966 Re: COVER SITUATION Our cover situation is drastic… I do not hear from anyone an idea or a suggestion of either a face or something that would be suitable… We are on the verge of a drastic emergency.

Words like "stunning," "drastic," and "emergency" are being used to describe the massive hike, and it's far from clear how markets will respond.

I don't know what it will take, maybe a full-blown depression, for policy makers to decide that they need to take extraordinary additional steps to cope with this drastic economic and employment emergency.

As summer approached, the only way to avoid a national energy emergency was through drastic conservation.

As early as last week, close aides to the general and intelligence officials started hinting at the possibility of a "drastic step" — a euphemism for emergency rule — which has been instituted six or so times in Pakistan's 60 years of independence.

While Pontiac's emergency manager makes drastic cuts to resolve the city's budget crisis, the owner of the Silverdome is hoping for a five-year breather on paying taxes on the property.

On November 12, after his convalescence for spinal problems, Lukashenka declared a state of emergency to halt the drastic price rises that had occurred in his absence.

Try your best not to go to such drastic measures, this is only for emergency!