Sentence examples for extensive rescue from inspiring English sources

An accomplished sailor and pilot, the fabulously wealthy Fossett was declared dead in February after extensive rescue efforts turned up no clues to his fate.

This is why, despite extensive rescue programmes and countless crisis summits, the situation of the eurozone has steadily deteriorated over the last two years.

The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, will hold a closed meeting on Wednesday with some of the leading advocates for more extensive rescue measures.

According to RAW's senior analyst for Pakistani and Afghan issues, the most extensive rescue efforts took place on three nights at the time of the fall of Kunduz.

Few guests to SeaWorld will be aware that animals are treated in an extensive rescue facility hidden away behind the park.

In this study, analyses of the eruption processes based on erupted materials were complicated by the extensive disturbance and disruption of the original structure of the deposits that were due to the extensive rescue operations and rainfall following the eruption.

And in Toronto, an extensive bird rescue campaign has led to many office towers' extinguishing lights during migration seasons, an official at the World Wildlife Fund said.

Usually, this type of interspecific hybridization depends on an extensive embryo rescue and retro-crossing efforts in order to obtain fertile hybrids (Vaughan et al. 2003).

In order to preserve or at least document as many of these remains as possible, an extensive archaeological rescue programme was initiated during which more than 25 sites were excavated.

The inferior (rather than similar) outcome among Canadian patients carrying the RFC1 allelelele could potentially be ascribed to their higher plasma MTX concentrations and subsequent extensive Leukovorin rescue [ 19].

Tethering SWI/SNF complexes to MP target loci led to extensive genetic rescue of mp-S319 mutant flower initiation defects, while loss-of-function analyses uncovered an essential role for the chromatin remodeling ATPases in induction of MP target genes and in flower primordium initiation.