Sentence examples for emergency strike from inspiring English sources

These findings are important because a crew in space needs to be at peak performance to work competently and act quickly should an emergency strike, says psychologist Gloria Leon of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, who was not involved with the study.

Every family should have money set aside should any emergency strike -- whether a storm, a layoff, or a busted laptop.

In the episode, Edna Krabappel calls an emergency strike on behalf of the Teachers Unionn of Springfield Elementary, to protest against Principal Skinner's miserly school spending.

After a failed attempt at a school field trip, which appears to have caused the apparent abandonment and brutal beating of the student Üter, Edna Krabappel calls an emergency strike on behalf of the Teachers Unionn of Springfield Elementary, to protest against Principal Skinner's miserly spending on school supplies and activities.

999 units, neighbourhood teams and traffic cops hardest hit – the very officers we rely on when emergency strikes.

Coupled with this was the demand for immediate supplies for hundreds of units when an emergency struck, something that was difficult for a start-up company to supply.

"We must take the opportunity now to ensure that the UK is not caught unprepared when the next disease emergency strikes.

Some critics argue that the window should be tightened so that passengers will be better prepared in case an emergency strikes early on, as it did on the Concordia.

Not only will the future mean too few beds and unsupportable drains on Medicaid and Medicare, Mr. Muennig said, but if an emergency strikes - a terrorist attack, an earthquake - the city health system's ability to respond may be compromised because all the beds will be full of diabetics.

"When an emergency strikes, it's critical that Americans are able to use 911 to reach those who can help," said Pai in a statement.

Kerry says he'll keep the pressure on the SBA to get the loan program ready before the next emergency strikes.