Sentence examples for cannot salvage from inspiring English sources

Private networks alone cannot salvage the commonweal.

The malaria parasite cannot salvage pyrimidines and relies on de novo biosynthesis for survival.

But the prosperous capital cannot salvage the country from the spiritual malaise that makes people drink.

If the Europeans cannot salvage sufficient trade benefits for Iran, a nuclear arms race in the Middle East will be next.

"Expert analysis cannot salvage poorly designed research," wrote Dr. Douglas G. Altman of the Center for Statistics in Medicine in Oxford, England.

"The state cannot salvage its interest in encouraging future victims to report sexual assaults by restraining publication of the transcripts," the dissenting judges wrote.

What cannot be salvaged ends up in a hillock of brown landfill.

How to dispose of a drive so that any data left on cannot be salvaged by ill-intentioned third parties?

Second, the article argues that claims for unripened injuries cannot be salvaged as claims for the "harm" of being exposed to heightened risk of illness.

The findings ring true, including the discovery that Chinese songs convey the sense that, if destiny is not on the side of a relationship, "it cannot 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".