Sentence examples for rescue business from inspiring English sources

Hers is a plaint shared by many in the rescue business.

In what it calls its "house rescue business," Nickel Brothers buys buildings that are scheduled for demolition, like a four-bedroom, cedar-shingled house in Bellevue, Wash., now posted on its Web site, and sells them for a price that includes the cost of a local relocation.

But those in the rescue business, like Ms. Kanciper, 46, who worked in Manhattan as a commercial real estate appraiser before transforming her Long Island farm into a horse haven in 1998, already have the living data occupying their barns and straining their financial resources.

The rescue business is the business of the moment.

Both are in the rescue business and never let people down, he says.

"If you wanted to sum up God's work, He is a God who is in the rescue business.

Once a proponent of limited state intervention, Mrs. Merkel has increasingly backed a large government role to protect or rescue businesses hurt by the downturn.

Once a proponent of limited state intervention, Mrs. Merkel has increasingly backed a large government role in the economy to protect or rescue businesses that have been hit by the economic downturn.

According to legal filings, Harper had already signed an agreement with the Florida attorney general's office promising not to participate with attorneys in mortgage rescue businesses, after the state investigated an earlier operation.

Rescuing business travelers from the frustrations of their jobs seems to be a speciality of some service providers.

The Keelys are clearly a family in the rescuing business: Doris (one of Winton's most beautifully realised characters to date) is a social worker turned lawyer; Faith is busy trying to rescue the global financial markets.