Sentence examples for larger emergencies from inspiring English sources

In a piece that I wrote after the gun massacre in Las Vegas, I suggested that we end a truce over the Second Amendment — meaning not that we should go to war with the Second Amendment, but that the willingness of people who are concerned by the larger emergencies posed by the Trump Administration to defer arguing over the Second Amendment seems ill-founded.

The Fed's larger emergency borrowers, including Merrill Lynch, survived but ultimately merged with healthier institutions to stay afloat.

It will have a larger emergency room, two beds set aside for births, new medical equipment, and such basic, almost-forgotten amenities as a staff break room.

He also wants to provide larger emergency checks — such as a six-month lump sum instead of a single month's pay.

In Wizz Air's case, sitting in a slightly larger emergency-exit row would have cost me £8 ($13) for each flight.

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.

The administration has requested $25 million from Congress as part of a larger emergency spending bill to provide Jordan with military equipment and "upgrades for land and air base defense," as well as border security, said a congressional aide.

This is particularly important in larger emergency situations, such as chain collisions, earthquakes, etc.

In an emergency, larger emergency vehicles could ford the creek if needed.

The moves were meant to pressure Republicans, and to once again put them on the record against the president's larger emergency request to deal with the virus, which causes birth defects such as microcephaly and other ailments.

This not only simplified the response but highlighted some general lessons about emergency response that a larger emergency might obscure.