Sentence examples for emergencies of the from inspiring English sources

From strains in the eurozone to immigration, it is plain that the emergencies of the day are pushing the EU in the direction of a Europe of nations.

But in facing them, ultimately unsuccessfully, Roman emperors and generals found themselves in a steadily weaker position, and much of the coherence of the late Roman state dissolved in the environment of the continuous emergencies of the 5th century.

I was there and I must say it made a real impression because he took this problem of the poor, personified by refugees – who represent one of the great emergencies of the contemporary world – and put them at the centre of the world's attention and the church's priorities," says Chirri, adding that "with a single act, like so many other things he's done", Francis has already had an impact.

The presence of gallstones does not rule out other life-threatening emergencies of the thorax and abdomen.

The practice can lead to complications which often cause profuse bleeding and medical emergencies of the sort that mid wives in rural villages are hardly equipped to manage.

Once the life-or-death emergencies of the first 72 hours slow down, Clague says our attention over the next weeks and months will turn to billions in financial losses.

It implies a kind of agony of rededication, an emergency of the soul.

He has allowed deficits and debt to supersede mass unemployment as the emergency of the moment.

Castro declared a state of emergency, of the kind that would have been imposed had there been a military invasion.

But its response to the economic emergency of the last few years has been spotty at best.

Its capture of our brains leads people into a tunnel; your only focus is solving the emergency of the moment.