Sentence examples for might be salvaged from inspiring English sources
Others might be salvaged, making the creditors whole.
That is one provision of the ACA that might be salvaged even in a general repeal.
With this crew's arrival, he thought, the season might be salvaged after all.
There is so much that might be salvaged from the Brexit debacle.
Admiral's Row, whatever might be salvaged, could be an attractive enhancement for the yard's tenants and for the neighborhood.
As planning for a new New Orleans stalled, growing numbers of students and professors arrived to see what might be salvaged of the old one.
Mr Brown said some parts of the company might yet be salvaged.
More questions still were raised when it was suggested that, contrary to his campaign promise, some aspects of the Affordable Care Act might, indeed, be salvaged.
A team of American experts will consult with British regulators to determine exactly what went wrong at the plant, presumably in the hope that some of the Chiron doses might still be salvaged.
They noted that Mr. Hill was leaving his deputy in Seoul, with possible plans to return to Pyongyang for more talks in the next few days, and said they remained hopeful that the deal might yet be salvaged.
But if Blair could persuade Bush to delay the invasion until a second UN resolution had been agreed, something might yet be salvaged: the war would at least start on a solid basis of world support, with more time for planning.
