Sentence examples for emergency increased from inspiring English sources

[5] Additionally, a 2008 study also found that "as [a situation's] level of emergency increased, the speed and quality of help white participants offered to black victims relative to white victims decreased".

Similarly, a study on tweets circulated during the 2009 Red River flooding in North America also found that tweet volume related to the emergency increased when the threat was largest [26], indicating that perceived severity and intense news coverage are likely factors that dictate tweet posting activity.

The travel delay was shorter when the husband had participated in community activities in the last 12 months than when he had not (0.8 hours vs. 2.9 hours), but having 5 or more people to rely on in case of long-term emergency increased the delay by over 5 hours.

The number of conflicts and emergencies increased in the 1990s from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.

It was suggested that the following opportunities might assist planners in addressing humanitarian needs in emergencies: increased funding/resources, clearer expectations and guidance, awareness raising, education, sharing best practice, and clarification of responsibilities.

The WHO reports that humanitarian emergencies increase mild or moderate mental disorders ( such as depression) by 5%to10%0% and more severe mental health problems such as schizophrenia by 2% to 3%.

Cocking thinks that people's tendency to cooperate during emergencies increases the chances of survival for everyone.

It is well established that delay in operating on abdominal emergencies increases mortality (Monod-Broca 1990).

For her, the problem isn't new or surprising: Emergencies increase the vulnerability of girls and women to gender-based violence.

Emergency admissions increased by only 6.4% and emergency admissions as a percentage of total admissions were reduced by 4.8%.

Like New Jersey, Connecticut requires preapproval of emergency increases to pass along higher wholesale costs.