Adverse weather conditions and an unprepared ground crew meant the attempted landing was disorganized however, and the ship was forced to make several sharp turns, emergency breaking manoeuvres and ballast dumps in order to give it the best chance of landing safely.
Highlands Regional Medical Center in nearby Prestonsburg has reported a sharp increase in emergency room visits.
Ministers have been pressing hospitals to concentrate on cutting the waiting lists for non-urgent operations, so they may not have made sufficient preparations for the sharp rise in emergency admissions that winter often brings.
Mr. Mandler said there had been a sharp rise in emergency room admissions over the past few weeks at the two hospitals, along with another Continuum hospital, St . Lukes, at 113th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, as St. Vincent's struggled to stat open despite deepening financial problems.
Gao et al. further analyzed these dynamics in [125], and observed that the reciprocity of calls, i.e., 'call-back' actions, showed a sharp increase in emergency cases, such as a bombing or plane crash.
In contrast with the Victorian northbound tunnel, the eastern tunnel had no sharp bends, and emergency telephones were provided.
Idaho recorded a sharp rise in emergency calls, and the response requirements for traditional first responders, public health officials, epidemiologists, laboratorians, and communications personnel increased.
The emergency programs were sharp departures from the history of monetary policy, and Fed officials are treading cautiously in ending them, Mr. Schoenholtz said.
She did return to Ireland to live, in a remote cottage on the Donegal coast, but came back to London after the splendid though extreme isolation was brought into sharp relief by a health emergency.
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