Sentence examples for pace of rescue from inspiring English sources

The horrifyingly slow pace of rescue and recovery in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina can also be ascribed to the Bush Administration's devotion to cronyism and privatization.

As hopes of finding survivors have faded, some have grown angry at the slow pace of rescue efforts, especially residents from more remote villages outside the city.

Several have been critical of the apparently slow pace of rescue efforts, though rescuers stressed throughout that high levels of toxic and explosive gases within the shafts made it a hugely difficult operation.

Anger over the slow pace of the rescue flared on Wednesday with protests outside parliament.

Anger about the slow pace of the rescue flared earlier in the week with protests outside the Nepalese parliament.

She begged him to speed up the pace of the rescue efforts, but after he left she was less timid in her comments to reporters.

The feverish pace of attempted rescue and clean-up leading to the brink of rebuilding downtown bespeaks the need of all to remember this terrible breach by repairing it.

But Mr. Blasko and other experts said that because the military did not have heavy-lift helicopters, vital equipment like excavators and cranes had to be brought in on roads obstructed by landslides, slowing the pace of the rescue operations.

And many of the national efforts described above will get well above 36% by 2030 - so global leaders are now on pace to rescue the climate.

The prime minister has faced criticism over the ponderous pace of the Foreign Office rescue of stranded Britons in Libya since he left on a four-day tour of the Gulf to strike energy and defence deals.

But at the same time, he broadly suggested that the tortuous pace of the military's rescue effort, and his own seeming diffidence at the start of the incident, played no role in the sailors' deaths because they were doomed from the moment the submarine went down.