Sentence examples for salvage through from inspiring English sources
The book becomes a moving testament to music's ability to salvage, through memory, something of what has been lost.
But some of those who have lost nearly everything, still cling to hope by grasping onto the few priceless belongings they managed to salvage through it all.
The program was subsequently salvaged through a decision to underwrite it solely through public money, and to earmark an additional €2.4 billion of E.U. funds for the project.
Last weekend's top earner, "Lakeview Terrace" from Sony, took $7 million for third place, while "Fireproof," a film from Samuel Goldwyn about a troubled marriage salvaged through Christian faith, opened to $6.5 million in the fourth spot.
In one innovation, every drop of rooftop rainwater is to be salvaged through an elaborate cistern system using recycled pickle barrels to avoid the damaging runoff problems that plague the bay's ecology.
In an eerie echo of the slum clearance projects of the 1960s, government officials are once again denying that these projects and communities can be salvaged through a human, incremental approach to planning.
Trypanosomes must obtain from their host adenine/adenosine and other nucleosides that can be salvaged through enzymatic cleavage.
To investigate the incidence of negative serum hCG level after initial IM trigger injection and whether such cycles can be salvaged through repeat administration of IM hCG.
In cases with no suitable recipient artery and vein or in those where even the use of vein grafts would not be feasible, the lower limb could be salvaged through a cross-leg free flap procedure [1].
The ubiquitin/proteasome pathway is the other major destination for unfolded or damaged proteins that are not salvaged through chaperone stabilization or refolding.
Risk factor analysis for infectious disease can sometimes be partially salvaged through conditioning on transmission potential (Haber 1999) or employing counterfactuals (Robins et al. 2000), but results from both experimental and observational studies warrant cautious scrutiny prior to generalization.
