Sentence examples for minor emergency from inspiring English sources

This was only a minor emergency.

Chief executive Angela Clements said:  "It is hard for lower income working families to access affordable credit when hit by a relatively minor emergency such as a broken essential household item.

The various measures that were intended to decrease non-emergency visits to EDs also resulted in decreases of minor emergency visits.

However, total patient attendances at public EDs grew only by 2.1% over the period, the minimal increase in total attendances being due primarily to a steep fall in non-emergency and some minor emergency attendances.

Those with low high-acuity workloads, fearing closure and wanting to survive would welcome managing a larger proportion of non-emergency and minor emergency patients owing to the ease of care for these, a generally shorter time to manage most such patients, and potentially substantial financial reimbursement that will help to make their business units fiscally viable [5, 9].

Considering the high frequency and the minor emergency character of foreign-body detection in human hands and feet, the method can close a gap between insufficient visual inspections and elaborate three-dimensional imaging methods like computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.

Credit card bills -- to cover everything from minor emergencies to ongoing essentials -- have risen sharply.

He also keeps a supply of tonic water on hand, because his boss is "constantly spilling stuff on himself and that always creates minor emergencies, like when his shirt is suddenly unwearable".

The city's subway system can be mysterious, with daily delays resulting from minor emergencies, track work and other events in the tunnels that riders know they will never truly understand.

New York State on Monday awarded a $9.4 million grant to an Upper East Side hospital to run an urgent care center that would treat the minor emergencies of some patients displaced by the closing of St . Vincents Hospital in Greenwich Village.

Of course, the neighborhood buzzes regularly with talk about what might happen with the half-dozen buildings in the St . Vincents complex — this one might be converted into condominiums, that one might become an urgent-care center for minor emergencies.