Sentence examples for rescue numbers from inspiring English sources

Figures from the RSPCA show wildlife rescue numbers swelled to 18,413 in 2014-15, more than doubling over three years in which land-clearing laws were relaxed by the former Liberal National government.

There we arranged for the guide, bought more maps, entered emergency rescue numbers (both Swiss and Italian) into Elan's cell phone, immersed ourselves in local knowledge, packed and repacked our backpacks, bought energy bars and extra batteries for the GPS.

When Jason makes another attempt to rescue Number 18, the pimp kills her.

Much of the play is concerned with demonstrating the immensity of the difficulties that face Jason in trying to rescue Number 18.

But those moments "could eventually be overshadowed by revelations of infighting, a bungled rescue and numbers that don't add up," a columnist wrote in The Daily Nation, the biggest Kenyan newspaper, on Tuesday.

This analysis demonstrates that our algorithm is able to rescue substantial numbers of sites in genomic repeat regions, especially for segmental duplications and pericentromeric regions.

This regimen is effective and able to rescue significant numbers of patients who can then proceed to HDT (Lee CK et al, 2003).

Morning and evening peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR), use of rescue salbutamol, number of day- and night time asthma attacks, number of night-time awakenings due to asthma and clinical symptoms were recorded daily by patients on diary cards.

But even Kahn could not rescue the number of appalling films she then appeared in.

Since its incorporation in 1989, the conservancy has helped rescue a number of them.

I thought Europe's governments would spend any amount of money and impose any amount of austerity to rescue any number of banks from their recklessness and folly.