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61. The employees are on call seven days a week, 24 hours a day to respond to emergencies.

62. The second number is for emergencies and I do mean emergencies, not running low on Kleenex.

63. The margin of safety in dealing with emergencies may then be narrowed or broadened.

64. Not for sleeping on, it was stressed, but for direst emergencies only, such as dying,(sentencedict.com/emergencies.html) birthing or suspected heart attack.

65. There are entrances at different levels, including some below the normal waterline for use in emergencies.

66. The Government has announced it will appoint a civil emergencies adviser with a small team geared towards encouraging multi-disciplinary planning.

67. Construction managers must be on call to deal with emergencies.

68. National emergencies, however, may not necessarily coincide with times of personal emergency and gold is an erratic investment.

69. He was unimpressed by suggestions that it would be sufficient if Britain could reactivate the base in certain emergencies.

70. Most major roads are patrolled for stranded motorists during emergencies.

71. In emergencies, when there is a need for immediate action[Sentencedict.com], it is hardly appropriate to follow the politeness principle.

72. Will he consider the historical importance of many units, especially in Yorkshire, which have provided reservists for emergencies?

73. It used to be illegal for military forces to perform peacetime police work, except when called-out for emergencies.

74. Second, it could prevent us from dealing expeditiously with emergencies such as natural disasters or military threats.

75. What you could pay for Most brigades outside London would charge for dealing with emergencies such as a flooded cellar.

76. But it is also a good idea to keep a nest egg for emergencies.

77. If intervention remains, it should be reduced to the original concept of a safety net for use in extreme emergencies.

78. Minor faults to full-blown emergencies can be realistically created on screens which give a lifelike vision of dials and control room gadgetry.

79. Providently, he had saved up some money for emergencies.

80. The self-powered radios are also useful in emergencies.

81. Put a small stash of cash aside for emergencies.

82. Can Simulation Model Training for Obstetrical Emergencies Improve Outcome?

83. Due to emergencies, we sailed in the opposite direction.

84. There's life vest under your seat for water emergencies.

85. We must reserve money for emergencies.

86. The Red Cross created a blood bank for emergencies.

87. Are these elevators programmed for emergencies?

88. Congestive heart failure, cyanotic spells and arrhythmias are the common cardiac emergencies.

89. It serves as the nerve centre for bringing together the logistics and health information needed to respond to public health emergencies.

90. Though the vans were driverless and mapless, they did carry researchers as passengers just in case of emergencies.