Sentence examples for emergency atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"It's more of an emergency atmosphere over at the soap opera," she said one day recently, at St . Vincents.

It was still in an emergency atmosphere, though, that Cyprus imposed capital controls in March to prevent a flood of money from leaving banks operating there.

The emergency atmosphere of the last couple of years has a lot to do with that: In the same sense that $3-a-gallon gas starts turning people off gas-guzzling SUVs, the best weapon against water shortages in the future is a sensation of crisis today.

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Although most nurses on this particular cardiology ward explicitly stated that the atmosphere of emergency and stress thrilled them, moral stress was something that was expressed more implicitly in private conversations and was often linked to difficult care situations observed by the researchers.

"The situation was alarming, the atmosphere tense, the emergency imminent".

IT WAS billed as an emergency cabinet meeting, but the atmosphere in the crowded conference room in Baltimore's City Hall was more confused than panicked.

For the first time in as long as anyone could remember, ambulances were no longer delivering patients — except psychiatric patients — and the atmosphere in the emergency room was funereal.

The picturesque Kent village has seen a dramatic change in atmosphere since the emergency traffic measures put in place by police to ease congestion on the M20 became part of daily life.

In recent years, the English writer Edward St. Aubyn has received a good deal of attention and praise for his novels about the Melrose family — these books are characterized by their atmosphere of dry emergency, the brilliance of the dialogue, the acerbic wit of the authorial observation, and the way that St. Aubyn generates bitter ironies from his ruthlessly observed social reality.

It was, after all, emerging at an incendiary time, when the civil rights movement was turning into the Black Power movement and an atmosphere of political emergency was giving racial self-definition, in life and in art, an ever sharper edge.