Sentence examples for intractable emergencies from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK, 14 June 2005- Midway through the year some of Africa's most intractable emergencies are seriously under funded.

On the Day of the African Child: Africa's chronic emergencies struggling for attention NEW YORK, 14 June 2005- Midway through the year some of Africa's most intractable emergencies are seriously under funded.

One month later, she was admitted to a local emergency room with intractable nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

Emergency hysterectomies for intractable uterine atony were reduced by 56%, from 8.9% (n = 20) pre-intervention to 4.0% (n = 14) in the NASG phase (RR 0.44, 95% CI 0.23-0.86).

Funding has decreased over time as donors respond to new emergencies and grow tired of the intractable situation in Somalia.

However, the past two decades have seen these workers subject to more intractable response scenarios, including aid delivery in conflict and complex emergency settings.

Emergency hysterectomy (EH) costs for complications due to intractable uterine atony and complications of abortion were collected.

Instead of allowing maternal mortality to be an intractable issue, we need to step up and put the same emergency response energy into it.

Intractable status epilepticus not responding to conventional pharmacotherapy is a medical emergency.

Euro zone finance ministers and international officials ended marathon talks on Greece's intractable debt early Wednesday morning still at loggerheads over payment of further emergency aid.

BRUSSELS — Euro zone finance ministers and international officials ended marathon talks on Greece's intractable debt early Wednesday morning still at loggerheads over payment of further emergency aid.