Sentence examples for massive rescue from inspiring English sources

Emergency services launched a massive rescue operation.

The International Monetary Fund, the European Union and the World Bank announced a massive rescue package for Hungary.

A massive rescue was essential, but the form it took embodied, at least partly, a tougher European stance intended to share the burden between taxpayers and private creditors.

Milford Haven coastguard said it launched a massive rescue operation including local lifeboats, a police boat and an RAF rescue helicopter from north Devon.

Yesterday, other European countries launched a massive rescue scheme, committing €2tn (£1.6to) to prop up tottering banks, underwrite their lending and increase liquidity in the money markets.

"This was an episode of historic importance for those who study nautical issues," says Ilarione Dell'Anna, the Italian Coast Guard admiral who oversaw much of the massive rescue effort that night.

It is clearly the promise of a massive government rescue.

Shanghai stocks have plunged to 13-month lows despite a massive government rescue package.

He speaks of the possibility of a "massive Jewish rescue effort" starting in 1942 without ever making it clear what he means.

There is not the slightest evidence that Roosevelt rejected a "massive Jewish rescue effort" because he felt "deep down" that the stress of doing so would overtax his health.

According to Davis, "To add to the burdens he was already carrying... the risks and anxieties of a massive Jewish rescue effort, a burden that perhaps weighed heavier in his imagination than it would actually have been for him personally, must have seemed to him utterly impossible.