Sentence examples for impossible to rescue from inspiring English sources

Before this week many (regulators included) had worried that it would be impossible to rescue a cross-border bank at short notice.

What Sylvia was doing now was far more dangerous, because if anything went seriously wrong at the depths she was heading for it would be almost impossible to rescue her.

The heat and the height of the flames made it impossible to rescue the people remaining in the house, Antonio Conte, the acting Stamford fire chief, said at a news conference, according to The Associated Press.

Last year Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, told The Times that the building could not be used for classroom purposes, and that it was impossible to rescue a structure of no utility to the school system.

In a few months, however, a group of scientists from the US, Germany, Italy and Japan will attempt the seemingly impossible: to rescue the northern white rhino – smaller and hairier than its southern cousin – from the jaws of extinction.

However, ischemic markers such as troponins, creatine kinase, and myoglobin are only detectable hours after the ischemic damage and make it impossible to rescue necrotic tissue.

Because ectopic expression of hadp1 caused severe gastrulation defects, it was impossible to clearly rescue the effects of gene knockdown by widespread overexpression (data not shown).

The Rudbar earthquake occurred after midnight local time, which significantly contributed to the loss of life, as the night made it very difficult or even impossible for survivors to rescue the rest of their families, neighbors, or other people in the area (Berberian et al. 1992).

If you get bit by a snake here, it will be next to impossible in some cases to rescue you in time due to slow travel.

Many highways and streets throughout the region are flooded, making normal travel impossible and forcing first responders to rescue more than 2,000 people over the weekend, with more expected throughout the week.

The coupling made it virtually impossible to establish rescue plans for the countries that needed them the most, without also diverting cash to petrostates.