Sentence examples for lead to emergency from inspiring English sources
The most common form of neurological problem was dizziness and vertigo, but the problems that were most likely to lead to emergency landings were confusion (diversions in 66percentt of cases) and loss of consciousness (71percentt).
The federal Environmental Protection Agency, which tested the soil last month, is considering adding Fall Creek Gorge to the national Superfund Priority List, which could lead to emergency removal of the topsoil.
How often do medical devices lead to emergency consultation?
To describe the national scope and magnitude of outpatient adverse drug events (ADEs) that lead to emergency department (ED) visits in children and adolescents.
Cocaine use and headache share some common characteristics: present heavy global burden, prevail among young individuals, cause more severe consequences in females, may lead to emergency department access and progress to chronification.
In the worst case, this could lead to emergency measures such as supplies being limited to public standpipes in the street being implemented, as was the case during the 1976 drought.
Those floods led to emergency financial bailouts to flood defence funds which had previously been cut under the coalition government.
Intensifying solvency concerns have led to emergency resolutions of major US and European financial institutions, and have badly shaken confidence".
This then leads to emergency bank closing, and once that happens, a decision to drop the euro and install the new lira.
The danger now is that the unfolding crisis leads to emergency assembly elections, with a big vote for the even more fundamentalist Traditional Unionist Voice, no new shared government at Stormont – and a growing drumbeat of "dissident" republican violence.
Authorities in the Chinese capital warned the city would be shrouded by heavy pollution from Saturday until next Tuesday, prompting the highest-level warning that leads to emergency responses such as limiting car use and closing schools.
