Sentence examples for either emergencies from inspiring English sources

"Either emergencies, where life might be at risk, or where the destruction of evidence might occur in very serious circumstances," he said.

Many insurers sell supplemental policies that cover either emergency treatment in a foreign country or evacuation, but not both.

There were no statistical differences between the two centres with regard to caesarean section rates (either emergency or elective).

The procedures for identifying and managing those patients were satisfactory, and in every case, either emergency services or local mental health services were able to take over the patient's care.

For this second analysis, we examined the clinical Read codes used to identify hospital admissions on the GP record and selected admissions which were coded either as emergency admissions or referral to accident and emergency.

To depict International Monetary Fund lending as either "emergency loans" or "fighting poverty" overlooks important I.M.F.

"Routine testing at either emergency rooms or physicians' offices," she continued.

The medically equipped helicopters can be called by either emergency medical workers at a scene or a hospital that needs a patient transported to another hospital.

When Tropical Storm Allison flooded Houston in June 2001, some hospitals in the nation's largest medical complex, Texas Medical Center, lost power because either emergency generators or their associated electrical components were located below flood level.

Each affected area may be served by either emergency tents or relief bases.  .

Future research should examine whether international comparisons of either emergency medicine alone or residents' perspectives on it are possible.