Sentence examples for wave of emergencies from inspiring English sources

During the epic "Snowmaggedon" that hit the Washington region in 2010, his hospital saw a wave of emergencies involving people who'd suffered heart attacks while shoveling the mountains of snow.

At the time of the first World Trade Center attack, in February of 1993, he clapped a flashing light on the dashboard of his car and followed the wave of emergency vehicles downtown.

"Our study assessed whether the gravitational pull of the moon generated a tidal wave of increased emergency urological admissions," said the researchers.

In the first wave of the emergency response, teams are working to immunise children under the age of five in informal settlements in the three densely populated districts in Kathmandu Valley – Bhaktapur, Kathmandu and Lalitpur.

The effect of heat waves on emergency department visits and ambulance calls is less well established, but the existing evidence suggests that they also increase [ 17, 19- 21].

The abuse of the drug, which has been tracked over the last 18 months, has set off a wave of pharmacy break-ins, emergency room visits and arrests of physicians and other health care workers.

France is on heightened alert and has been under a state of emergency since a wave of Islamist attacks last year.

They provide the first wave of surge capacity support to Country Offices in most emergencies and have raised the profile of emergencies within most regions.

Last week the World Health Organisation declared the wave of birth defects a public health emergency of international concern, but, other than that it is carried by mosquitoes, there is little scientific knowledge about Zika.

Have one in case of emergencies.

The Hatteras NWS office ultimately released 19 coastal flood statements, as well as media reports explaining the threat from the wind and waves, and a state of emergency was declared for Dare County, North Carolina.