Sentence examples for difficulties to rescue from inspiring English sources

It caused difficulties to rescue teams for providing assistance.

Among the limitations faced by in vivo AAV display library selection is the difficulty to rescue and amplify tissue-targeted library viruses for multiple selection rounds as the amplification systems used in vitro are based on adenoviral superinfection and can therefore not easily be applied in living animals.

He is thought to have got into difficulty trying to rescue a dog during a duck shoot.

At one point, a helicopter winched to safety several members of a lifeboat crew who had got into difficulties after helping to rescue a disabled man from a flooded caravan.

So now they send several boats at the same time and that puts rescue services in difficulty because they need to rescue several thousand people on several hundred boats," he said.

He argued that by tackling mortgage defaults, his plan would deal with the roots of the financial difficulties and make it easier to rescue banks, while keeping homeowners under their roofs.

The charter provided for the college to operate at both Canonsburg and Washington, a position that caused significant difficulty for the administration trying to rescue the college amid ill feelings over the unification.

In both instances he felt obliged to rescue his ally Mussolini from military difficulties.

Efforts to forge mergers to rescue insolvent finance companies are hampered by the difficulty of valuing these loans.

His attempt to rescue the glass and ceramics company Waterford Wedgwood from financial difficulty ended in disaster.

The crew of a Coast Guard helicopter had great difficulty finding people in the water at night in blinding snow and had to make several trips to rescue everyone.