Sentence examples for rescue problem from inspiring English sources

Later, Mr. Morgan persuaded bankers to put up $25 million to rescue problem banks and trust companies.

If it hadn't occurred in the middle of the night, Fire Commissioner John T. O'Hagan later wrote, "the rescue problem would have been tremendous".

The EU is edging towards a common mechanism for rescuing problem banks, in a drive to avoid any repetition of taxpayer-funded bailouts.

While the A.I.G. bailout was conducted during the previous administration, its oversight by Mr. Geithner makes the rescue a problem for the current administration.

I believe that the "gizmos" are not themselves to blame for unnecessary rescues — the problem is that the devices have engendered a radical shift in the concept of adventure.

While CIT may be too small to rescue, its problems hold big lessons for the Obama administration on how to manage through the ongoing recession and how to judge the system that is emerging from the wreckage.

For every flusher underground, there will be one above ground monitoring the weather and ready to effect a rescue if a problem occurs.

The Bari Bari solves the problem rescue teams encounter at the scenes after an explosion, accident or natural disaster took place: Helping people buried under rubble without hurting them.

That raises the question why insurers need rescuing at all.Another problem is that few insurers are likely to use the scheme.

"There is a still a feeling of nervousness around the Greece rescue package and problems in the peripheral economies," Giles Watts, head of trading at City Index, told Reuters.

The main reason that Carey wasn't piling up points for himself during his first months in office was that he was busy most of the time with rescue operations involving problems left over from the Rockefeller administration.