Sentence examples for emergency something from inspiring English sources

But hours earlier, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg had already declared a weather emergency, something he did not do during the Dec. 26 and 27 blizzard that paralyzed the city with 20 inches of snow.

Because of that, officials have been reluctant to impose meters on an unwilling population, although there are powers to do so in an emergency (something that Folkestone and Dover Water, one of the worst-affected companies, is trying to do).

It was some kind of emergency, something came up at the last minute and the hospital didn't have the capacity or the equipment to manage it, so she died.

The storm, the fast-moving product of a collision between one from the South and another from the Midwest, officially touched down in Central Park between 8 30 and 9 p.m. on Tuesday, the Weather Service said — hours after the mayor had declared a weather emergency, something he did not do during the blizzard that hit on Dec. 26 and 27.

When you run an emergency, something goes wrong.

Plus, it's probably good to have someone around just in case of an accident or emergency, something Anderson Fertes ― a 39-year-old health club lifeguard from Rio working at the Olympics ― called a "one-in-a-million type of event".

The plan seeks to use some of the proceeds to build the public safety network that would allow police and fire departments from different jurisdictions to talk to one another in emergencies — something that generally is not possible now and that was identified as an issue on 9/11.

This means that almost 10% of laryngoceles present as emergencies, something that is important to keep in mind.

"They asked for an emergency recount, something heretofore unknown, and the Florida Supreme Court spanked them.

It requires the separation of "cold" from emergency work, something the NHS has not generally achieved.

"For the first time in many years," he said, "we now have this sense of emergency that something needs to be done".