Sentence examples for lost salvage from inspiring English sources

Females with short productive lives are costly in terms of lost production at peak performance ages, biological and economical costs associated with young replacements, medical treatments associated with subsequent illness culls, and lost salvage value in cases of death.

During the surgical procedure, any blood lost was salvaged into a Dideco Electa Autotransfusion Cell Separator (Sorin Group, Milan, Italy).

And perhaps there is another, more universal aspect to this nostalgia for both Crimea and Abkhazia, something intimate and vulnerable behind Mr Putin's bellicose rhetoric and the menacing men in balaclavas: a longing for lost childhood, and a desire to salvage lost people and times even by wrenching their setting roughly into the Russian present.

But the idea of finding and salvaging lost treasure just got a nasty legal jolt.

It worked and with the slick guidance of Frank Warren, whose expertise at salvaging lost careers is magical, Khan somehow pulled off the seemingly impossible and 10 months after the loss he was world champion.

But there's been plenty of new interest in the long-forgotten film -- which has a documentary feel but plenty of staged elements -- and is being released by Milestone, a boutique distribuotr that specializing in salvaging lost classics.

But there's been plenty of new interest in the long-forgotten film, and it is being released by Milestone, a boutique distributor that specializing in salvaging lost classics.

She wants to know more about his end, and salvage a lost fortune.

So, as Michael Silver writes on Yahoo.com, Smith may have won the game of chicken, but lost a chance to salvage something out of this mess.

Failure to restore adequate arterial flow in a timely fashion can result in the development of irreversible tissue infarction and the opportunity for limb salvage is lost.

It may seem a little like a hollow chuckler, but if this type of anti-evangelism caught on we might one day salvage the lost continent of Alabama.