Home water filters are fine in an emergency, but not practical for the long term especially when fetching water may take hours of walking each day.
To pull an all-nighter, obsess about work, neglect your bodily needs, have no personal or social life is fine as an emergency stop gap, so long as the part of you that knows how to observe and manage your inner resources remains in charge and comes up with strategies, so that emergency mode does not become the norm.
If it's an emergency, fine.
Matt was taken care of at the hospital, and will be fine, but the emergency room doctor said it would have been too late without Hildenbrand, who is one of our most deserving Good Cops of the Week in a while.
By 2019-20 a surplus of £23bn was forecast £1.2bn of forex bank fines for GP services Libor fines go to emergency services, Gurkhas, £10m for veterans with hearing problems, new helicopters and VAT refunds for search and rescue A new diverted profits tax for multinationals set at 25% on UK profits shifted out of the country.
On Feb. 18, 1871, Adolphe Thiers made him minister of education, religion, and fine arts in his emergency government.
The 8-megapixel camera lacks good colour balance and detail, but is fine for the occasional emergency snap.
Emergency crews fine-tune their operations; governments reassess funding priorities; home and business owners better protect their property.
Although census based mapping efforts have provided insights into the pattern of development and expansion of the WUI at regional and national scales, these approaches do not provide sufficient detail for fine-scale fire and emergency management planning, which requires maps of individual building locations.
Officials said "extreme psychiatric symptoms" justified medicating the children on an emergency basis — a fine explanation, except that the drugs were administered routinely in the morning and at night.
