Sentence examples for be salvaged now from inspiring English sources
We left it too long to be salvaged; now we can be only slaves.
However, with advances in surgical methods of fracture stabilization, soft tissue reconstruction and microsurgical techniques, some mangled limbs can now be salvaged.
Caplan thinks that democracy as it is now practiced cannot be salvaged, and his position is based on a simple observation: "Democracy is a commons, not a market".
Speaking of the fragile Syrian "ceasefire" brokered by the United States and Russia, he wrote: "The agreement can be salvaged if all sides unite, for now, around a simple and undeniably important goal: Stop the killing".
The Obama administration must now decide what can be salvaged and forge a new approach to enforcing the Clean Air Act.
If something is to be salvaged from the wreckage of this series, now is the time.
The question now, days ticking away, is what can be salvaged from the wreck.
But now they use a special circular saw that allows some parts to be salvaged.
Now, Lamy says, the dust needs to settle before it can be seen what can be salvaged from the wreckage.
Can the situation be salvaged?
