Sentence examples for position to rescue from inspiring English sources

You can count on one hand the number of Western banks in a position to rescue big rivals by buying them.

By creating demand through the web and finding a wider, global bevy of aficionados, online delicatessens are in a position to rescue the remnants of Italy's ravaged artisan food culture.

Germany still has a triple-A credit rating and is in a position to rescue its more profligate neighbors for the very reason that the Germans have refused to write a blank check.

But the governments in these countries, which themselves are struggling to meet European fiscal targets by raising taxes and cutting spending, are not in any position to rescue their banks.

These days, a mayor — presumably Mr. Bloomberg — would be in an even better position to rescue the city than Mr. Rohatyn was during the 1970s fiscal crisis, when he was an outsider recruited by the governor to run the Municipal Assistance Corporation, Mr. Lauder said.

Sadly, its policymakers are no longer in a position to rescue Turkey at the eleventh hour.

Forty teams with helicopters and high-water trucks from the Coast Guard, the National Guard and the Defense Department were positioned to rescue people, Mr. Chertoff said.

There was a rare moment of anxiety for Newcastle with 19 minutes left when Krul failed to cling on to James McClean's cross but Coloccini was once more perfectly positioned to rescue his keeper.

Through a complex series of accidents, Jérome finds himself in a position both to rescue Claire from the duplicitous Vincent and to caress her bare knee, which he insists on representing to the amused Aurora as a purely selfless ethical act.

Mr. Dimon was "quite literally the only chief of a major bank to have properly prepared for the hundred-year storm" that hit Wall Street, Mr. McDonald writes, and this put him in a position to help rescue the rest of the financial system.

With share prices of Fannie and Freddie plummeting daily, are the government-sponsored entities really in a position to help rescue people whose homes are headed for foreclosure?