Sentence examples similar to emergencies back from inspiring English sources

The sequentially usage is related to the migration from one Cloud to another driven from economic reasons (e.g. cost reductions, emergencies, back-ups etc).

Bono's emergency back surgery forced U2 to postpone the North American leg of its "U2 360°" stadium tour until 2011.

U2 Last summer, after Bono had emergency back surgery, U2 was forced to postpone all the North American dates of its "360" tour.

A life photographer, who had used an emergency back staircase, was collared on the second floor before the locked door of Miss Bergman's suite.

U2's reason for putting off its 16 North American stadium dates until next year is to let Bono recover from emergency back surgery.

An emergency back door — facing a museum park — still bore dark marks and the neat labels of detectives investigating the crime with the suspicion that the criminals had entered there.

Even worse, U2 lead singer Bono had to have emergency back surgery this spring, forcing the cancellation of a world tour that would have been a guaranteed banker for the company.

U2 will resume their world tour in Italy tonight, three months after their singer's emergency back surgery forced them to cancel a string of summer dates, including a Glastonbury headline slot.

And the 1980s hair-metal band Poison recently announced that it had canceled the remainder of its current tour because its bassist had undergone emergency back surgery.

A visa holder who travels to another country to present a paper at a scientific meeting--even to attend to a family emergency back home--has no automatic right of reentry.

At best, torture is morally justified in some one-off emergencies just as murder and cannibalism might be morally excusable in a one-off emergency on the high seas, or desertion from the field of battle might be morally justifiable given a one-off emergency back home but absolutely nothing follows as far as the legalisation/institutionalisation of torture is concerned.