Sentence examples for for much emergency from inspiring English sources

She says she has failed to qualify for much emergency help -- in one case, she said she was told, because she has not managed to reopen.

Its super-efficient economy has not only weathered the euro crisis, but it has also paid for much of the emergency repair-work that has prevented the collapse of such countries as Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

In summer of 2011, when drought conditions were not as pronounced as they are this year, Gov. John Hickenlooper declared a drought emergency for much of the southeast of the state, 25 counties in total, which made some of Colorado's farmers eligible for low-interest emergency loans.

He said he thought that the applications for the much larger emergency grants would be filed on behalf of the region but he did not know what amounts would be sought.

We learned from the 7/7 inquests the need for much better interoperability between the emergency services.

For much of human history, this emergency response system was useful.

-3A Before MHEC-RAP there was, patients used to sit in emergency departments for much much longer with no definitive care.

(RCH Co-ordinator, 141) DHMT respondents appreciated that maternity differed from other departments because of overwhelming workloads and staff working in emergency mode for much of the time.

The emergency workers struggled for much of the day to lift the last two cars free without causing the building to collapse onto its neighbors.

A state of emergency was declared for much of eastern Cuba and most of the country was placed under a tropical storm or hurricane warning during the storm's passage.

If Congress sets aside as much for "emergency" spending as it has in the last two years, the projected 10-year surplus would shrink to less than $50 billion.