Sentence examples for emergencies from from inspiring English sources

Emergencies, from wars to droughts and floods, typically claim billions of dollars a year.

You may also find on-site service for regular check-ups or emergencies from companies that offer around-the-clock help.

Since its inception, the Office of Emergency Management has responded to thousands of emergencies, from West Nile virus to threatened transit strikes.

Unison had already signed an agreement with London ambulance that 999 crews would respond to emergencies from picket lines during the strike.

"Local school districts are most likely to use unanticipated revenues to mitigate any tax increases," she said, and to be ready for emergencies, "from a boiler blowing up or an economy getting worse and forcing midyear cuts in state aid".

"The whole point of all of this," he said, "is to significantly enhance the capacity of the state to respond to emergencies" from routine 911 calls to terrorist attacks.

"It could have been an emergency from the last war.

He read a hilariously desolate story, "Emergency," from his collection "Jesus' Son".

In the story "Emergency" (from "Jesus' Son"), Georgie is working as an orderly in a hospital emergency room.

A frustrated prime minister, Samak Sundaravej, declared a state of emergency from September 1, empowering the military to dislodge PAD protestors.

The officer, Abdul Nafeh, was taken to Emergency from a public hospital in Kandahar, and he arrived in extremely bad condition.