Sentence examples for could rescue us from inspiring English sources

Who could rescue us from this predicament?

But if the status quo candidate became a crusader for change, she could rescue us from the fate---truly deplorable---of a Trump presidency.

Next, we examined whether PDCD4 knockdown could rescue the cytotoxic effect of BB treatment.

Not even Jason Kidd could rescue the Nets this time despite his fierce fourth-quarter push.

In the House of Commons on 6 October 1938 she condemned the actions of the prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, in signing the Munich Agreement: "Only by throwing away practically everything for which this country cared and stood could he rescue us from the results of his own policy".

Knowing that cuts to government programs and reckless deregulation of the private sector got us in this mess in the first place and bold and big public spending is the only thing that ever has and ever will rescue us, how could any politician look in the mirror let alone the faces of suffering constituents and do anything but champion the vital role of government going forward?

"All our crops are washed away, and when the boat came to rescue us, we couldn't take anything from our destroyed home.

We examined whether Nfatc1 could rescue defects of osteoclastogenesis using zinc.

One of us still believed she could rescue her father; she had fixed pork tenderloin in a no-salt marinade and a salad with oven-roasted tomatoes.

The efficiency of RNAi in the N4 and C24 strains precluded us from testing whether ectopic SMN expression could rescue the RNAi-induced lethality.

The additional seat could rescue both men.