Sentence examples for emergencies has from inspiring English sources

Evacuating other tall buildings in emergencies has always been a challenge.

And as more people travel by air, the number of emergencies has risen accordingly.

Money for emergencies has never been part of the budget before and has always been spent as needed.

The government has trailed the Labor Party in opinion polls ever since.Now, talk of budget emergencies has faded.

The official, Guido Bertolaso, whom The Associated Press described as "Italy's point man for emergencies," has held the title at least once before — about a year ago.

Whether caused by demographics or other societal shifts, a sharp rise in juvenile psychiatric emergencies has been reported in many states, including Connecticut and New York.

Ms. Pullins's lifeline in case of emergencies has been her cellphone, which she uses to stay in touch with her case manager at Brooklyn Community Services.

Since then, the response to all remotely similar emergencies has been guided by a desire not to allow a repeat of Rwanda.

Now the pair of slender helixed copper wires that terminate above his porch is set to be cut.Retaining the cord for emergencies has gradually become less pressing.

Government statistics show the number of emergency room visits linked to the use of marijuana, which can lead to psychotic episodes and was cited in other medical emergencies, has risen significantly.

The UK National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies has been published since 2008.