Sentence examples for tragic emergency from inspiring English sources

The firemen and the policemen who live in the community to experience tragedy again are the heroes, once again, as they rise to the tragic emergency occasion with on the spot leadership.

It's about preventing new emergencies tomorrow with the right kind of nutrition at the right time, especially for children under three and it's about boosting robust health systems so that we can prevent another tragic emergency and children do not have to end up in nutrition centres," Lake said.

It's about preventing new emergencies tomorrow with the right kind of nutrition at the right time, especially for children under 3, and it's about boosting robust health systems so that we can prevent another tragic emergency and children do not have to end up in nutrition centres," Mr. Lake said.

Republicans waited until 10 30 p.m. the night before to spring the bill on Democrats, reverting to the poisonous old practices of steamrolling legislation through and, this time, exploiting a tragic national emergency in the process.

Her privacy was intensely invaded by her tragic medical emergency and her lack of legal documentation.

The consequences are tragic and predictable: more emergency room visits and more hospitalizations.

In El Salvador, where volcanic eruptions last week added another tragic dimension to the emergency, more than 72,000 people have been displaced.

In an emergency of such tragic magnitude, it is natural that we look for villains -- and much harder to look for heroes.

"These types of activities are risky and can result in tragic consequences for performers, spectators and emergency personnel," the commission said in a statement, adding that granting Mr. Wallenda permission could "encourage other individuals to attempt unsanctioned acts".

Young sobbing children without their parents and families sleeping on cement floors with nothing but thin Mylar emergency blankets were the "tragic" scenes Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif).

Caught in the kind of mannered plot that could have graced any season of "Picket Fences" or "Northern Exposure," the fanciable Lyman (Jackson Hurst), a near-mute highway worker, responds to roadside emergencies and nurses a tragic secret.