Sentence examples for levels of emergency from inspiring English sources

Of course, learning rates (and possibly relaxation) will vary geographically reflecting different societal conditions, research institutions, levels of emergency preparedness, etc. Further, these phenomena may also differ among emerging diseases, for instance depending on their similarity to diseases that are well understood or their resistance to laboratory isolation and characterization.

So if we had looked more closely at the data last year we might have planned for a return to higher levels of emergency admissions this year.

In France, the authorities put airports and train stations on a red alert, the second-highest of its four levels of emergency preparedness.

That is less than half the levels of emergency borrowing seen in the dark days after Lehman Brothers collapsed, but it is still well above normal.

NHS leaders in England say the problems caused by the funding squeeze are greater than ever, with hospitals struggling to cope with record levels of emergency admissions and unions threatening fresh strike action in the new year over pay curbs.

There is an emergency number (192) and the SAMU national ambulance service is modelled on France's, but two patients in the same city can experience wildly different levels of emergency healthcare.

In fact, Harris estimates that there would be 30,000 to 50,000 additional murders in the U.S. each year -- doubling or tripling the current rate -- without our current levels of emergency-care technology.

"You should have at least written to let us know the level of emergency," she added.

The one thing always on my mind at work is... the level of emergency pressure in our hospitals.

The situation there has deteriorated to the point where the United Nations has declared a Level 3 crisis, its highest level of emergency.

The scale of the humanitarian crisis prompted the UN to declare its highest level of emergency lasts week.