Sentence examples for ultimate rescue from inspiring English sources
I don't know whether President Obama's ultimate rescue plan for the financial industry will work.
Asked for his ultimate rescue plan, he nonchalantly shrugs: "I don't know enough about the company yet".
But the ultimate rescue may come from a big, daring technology play, now consuming the talents of 1,300 of Sun's 1,600 chip engineers.
Emergency access to the trachea via the cricothyroid membrane (CTM) is a core skill for anaesthetists and constitutes the ultimate rescue manoeuvre to restore oxygenation in failed intubation algorithms.
Additional IV sedation if required may be provided with one of the following agents: Propofol IV (10 200 mg/hr) Dexmedetomidine IV (1 mcg/kg bolus and 0.1 1.5 mcg/kg/min) Fentanyl IV (50 300 mcg/hour) if morphine is discontinued for clinical reasons Thiopentone IV (100 200 mg/hour)* * Note- Thiopentone is uncommonly used as an ultimate rescue sedative in some patients on ECMO.
Alonzo may be mistaken, but Washington, by risking everything as an actor, has performed the ultimate act of rescue on his career.
The heart of this "ultimate search and rescue vehicle" is a 305-horsepower Cummins diesel not as impressive as the 316-horsepower V-8 that the H2 shares with the Suburban and Escalade.
That nuclear option is the ultimate bail-out: rescuing the indebted by hurting those with savings.
They have been under government conservatorship since September 2008; the ultimate cost of the rescue to taxpayers might hit $400 billion.
The word "care," however, doesn't come close to capturing the effort that went into BioShock Infinite, an unusually cinematic shooting adventure set in a floating city in which the ultimate goal is to rescue a mysterious young woman.
Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service have estimated that the ultimate cost of the rescue of the banking industry could reach $100 billion including interest -- more as a percentage of gross domestic product than the savings and loan crisis in the United States.
