Sentence examples similar to rescue ideas from inspiring English sources

The bankruptcy amendment has another virtue: it could bolster a worthy rescue idea floated recently by the Treasury Department's Office of Thrift Supervision, one of the nation's bank regulators.

"I wanted to continue my son's rescuing idea, and I applied it to the most destitute children in the world," she says.

Miller says the wild search-and-rescue idea grew out of his own experience living near a mountain range that has left many people buried for more than a month at a time.

Quite the opposite of the Antichrist, Cliff Stanford is a new type of British savior who seeks to rescue great ideas from the abyss of underfunded businesses.

So the counterfactual belief function idea needs a lot of working out if it is to rescue the idea that subjectivist Bayesian belief functions can provide a viable account of the likelihoods employed by the sciences in inductive inferences.

Sontag rushed to rescue the idea.

Armstrong, a former nun, wants to rescue the idea of the Deity from its cultured despisers and its more literal-minded adherents alike.

Karen Armstrong, a former nun turned prolific popular historian, wants to rescue the idea of God from its cultured despisers and its more literal-minded adherents alike.

Evolutionary thinking enabled him to rescue the idea of human unity, taking it over from a religion that no longer provided it with adequate support, and put the idea of common descent on a rational foundation.

Wars of this sort, with limited and strictly defined costs, may be the only way to rescue the idea of humanitarian intervention at all; the West should be similarly cautious in the nation-building phase.

One way to rescue the idea that the former self and its interests ought to have priority is to appeal to the special authority of the former self over the current self.