Sentence examples for rescue itself from inspiring English sources

Despite Martin Wolf's bracing moralising that the British government, and people, need to face up to the brutal realities of our situation, that the nation "must rescue itself", his only reason, in this regard, for not joining the eurozone is because it is explicitly not a fiscal union and therefore we could not oblige our partners to bail us out.

In the end, Poland had to rescue itself.

From what does Mr. Kerry believe the United States needs to rescue itself?

"The rescue itself at its core is unfair," Geithner acknowledged to Stewart, then persisting: "it did the essential thing".

If there is anything left of the Palestinian national movement for independence, it better act now to rescue itself.

But wouldn't it also be immoral for an industry to use those children's suffering in order to rescue itself?

Now, the 106th may need rescuing itself.

But the single currency has since rescued itself, reigniting talk of euro-ised oil.

The company famously rescued itself recently with in-depth research on childhood.

The New England Revolution has rescued itself in a span of eight days.

"I see English cricket decision making, has rescued itself, once again – out of the jaws of common sense".