critical situation

The more critical situation appeared to be with Reactor Nos. 1, 2 and 3, which had been online at the time of the quake.

This idiom is used metaphorically to mean to be in a helpless and critical situation, surrounded by the enemy on all sides.

The monologue is usually directed toward a silent audience, with the speaker's words influenced by a critical situation.

The President faced a critical situation in September of that year.

Although general sentiment points to an unwinding of the critical situation of recent weeks, risk aversion remains strong.

The premier faced a critical situation in September of that year.

The most critical situation is Iran, which has rejected international demands to stop enriching uranium.

With the critical situation of food security, therefore, it was significant to detect the content of CAP in feed.

Backward elimination, only resolute, strictly control the total amount of iron and steel in order to resolve a critical situation.

This means some services within this group are in bad performance and result in critical situation fired.

So in a nutshell, then, we set the ladder at the critical situation.

Bob is a natural leader and can take charge in a critical situation.

Chinese railways face the critical situation under the conditions of market economy.

Secondly, the scope of application of law to play and the critical situation was discussed.

Brazil's Civil Engineering Department officials admitted: "We know that will find more bodies, many people are still critical situation. "

We have a translation line we can use but you haven't got time to do that in a potentially critical situation.

This is a critical situation.

a dangerous situation; critical situation; desperats situation