Sentence examples for some sort of emergency from inspiring English sources

On Fox News, the producers often seem thrilled to have an excuse to put a bright-red "ALERT" banner on the bottom of the screen, and CNN never looks more alive than when one of its anchors is standing outside, in close proximity to some sort of emergency vehicle.

"It is clear that the financial system, although improved from where it was in September, is still fragile, and I felt that it would be irresponsible for me with the first $350 billion already spent, to enter into the administration without any potential ammunition should there be some sort of emergency or weakening of the financial system," Mr. Obama said.

If there were some sort of emergency that compelled this revelation — a complicated science-fiction scenario in which thwarting an alien invasion demanded the intervention of some sort of heroic interstellar lesbian and your daughter were reluctant to step up, well, then perhaps you could announce, "She is gay enough to battle the slime creatures and save the planet".

Presumably every Prime drone has to be completely manned and include some sort of emergency return system, but a human brain supplemented with a robot brain means a far smoother ride.

"He didn't appear to be flagging down the officers because of some sort of emergency," Smith said.

While he's scouring the house for his dog his mom tears open a case of beer like it's some sort of emergency kit and tries to lure him back to the couch with it, and his real dad, a dude in a backwards baseball cap and wraparounds tells him that he can't chase him because he tore out his ACL skiing or boogie-boarding or something.

"They want to argue that there's some sort of national emergency here," said Susan Crawford, a professor of Internet law at the Cardozo School of Law in New York.

The new law changes the minimum wage every year, and these year-by-year raises could be halted (or at least delayed) if the governor declared some sort of economic emergency.

A good portion of that number have found some sort of temporary emergency housing through the city's Streets to Homes program, while others may be crashing at friend or family member's place.

Many have found some sort of temporary emergency housing through the city's Streets to Homes program, while others may crash at friend's apartment or a family member's place.

Health services in many countries provide some sort of prehospital emergency response service for acute conditions based on the principle that prompt appropriate care can minimise the patient's mortality, morbidity and social consequences.