Sentence examples for the course of saving from inspiring English sources

And understandably so: at least 130 White Helmets have been killed in the course of saving more than 60,000 lives.

Aron concludes that if -- a critical if -- Russia remains on this course, Yeltsin's ultimate place in history will be analogous to that of two other "authoritarian democrats" who broke laws and spilled blood in the course of saving their nations: Abraham Lincoln and Charles de Gaulle.

When our public servants sustain injuries -- psychic or physical -- in the course of saving lives, we ought to treat that consequence while continuing to support them in their praiseworthy efforts.

"Our actions saved his life, and saved the life of his wife, and in the course of that saved hundreds of other lives," the official added.

Feinberg (1992) compares situations like the Marie and Sally cases with cases in which someone is harmed in the course of being saved from a greater harm (e.g., his leg is broken while his life is being saved).

We all remember Diablo 3, after all, which has slowly morphed into an entirely different game over the course of several years, saving its playerbase in the process.

In the course of trying to save himself, he visits Ireland, where he becomes reacquainted with Kit Ryan, an old friend.

Over the course of the last week, our "Saving the Ocean" video crew touched shores and reefs of the Bahamas, Florida and Mexico.

In the course of frequently altering energy saving regulations, numerous buildings have to be comprehensively refurbished to meet the rising energy-efficiency standards in order to protect the global environment and to save resources.

Make no mistake: Antibiotics have changed the course of natural history by saving more lives than anyone could count.

In 2009 only, tourists who rode the Monorail helped reduce emissions by more than 48 tons of carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and nitrogen oxides over the course of the year by saving about 2.7 million vehicle miles [31].