Sentence examples for emergencies drive from inspiring English sources

As a result, many people suffering medical emergencies drive themselves to the hospital.

Asif Ali Zardari, the country's president, is launching an emergency drive to immunise 32 million children under the age of five against polio, aiming to reverse an alarming surge in cases last year.

Bearing droppers of polio vaccine and promises of its safety, hundreds of thousands of volunteers fanned out across nine nations in an emergency drive to protect 60 million children in three days and stop an outbreak spreading from three Nigerian states where Islamic leaders have banned the vaccine because they say it sterilizes girls.

This forced the symphony into an abortive emergency drive.

The emergency drove already-high world crude oil prices to just under $77 a barrel.

"This is an humanitarian emergency driven by Pete Dutton and Malcolm Turnbull and acquiesced to by the Australian Labor party," he said.

But now when I have 50 … now I see that I could not have done a good job … it became of course emergency-driven.

Different departments may have different facilities, patient populations and staffing, and pressures on time by emergencies may drive choices for less invasive techniques that can be applied immediately by most of the available staff.

The Red Cross has scheduled an emergency blood drive for Sunday in Trumbull.

Even a nonprofit health-care system in southern New Jersey has started an emergency food drive.

This week, the UN children's fund, Unicef, launched an emergency vaccination drive in 18 states in northern Nigeria and neighbouring Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Central African Republic, to immunise more than 41 million children.