Sentence examples for which salvage from inspiring English sources

Areas identified as road construction were considered a deforestation event during which salvage, uprooting, and burning occur.

Secondary questions were: which salvage arthrodesis techniques were successful, and what was the subjective outcome.

Patients experiencing relapse were assumed to stay in the relapse state for one month only, representing the period during which salvage interventions occur.

One potential answer is that cell needs additional players, which salvage the emergency situation during genotoxic stress by providing efficient cell recovery alternatives.

The U.S. government offers tax incentives for citizens who donate household goods to charities such as the Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries, which salvage a portion of clothing and textiles that would otherwise go to landfills or incinerators.

Yet something moving and profound has developed in a marriage which salvages Wade while often testing his wife in unimaginable ways.

The Cubs went 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position and lost to host Miami, which salvaged the final game of the series.

Lost Sirens, which salvaged additional songs recorded during the sessions that produced Waiting for the Sirens' Call, was released in 2013.

Remarkably, that is, because in his first year as manager, the Cubs endeavored to tie for the worst record in major league baseball (with the Philadelphia Phillies at 65-97, which salvages some dignity).

The only, modest success for the home side was the fourth-wicket stand of 109 between Graeme Smith (63) and Boeta Dippenaar (80), which salvaged the innings from the brink of ruination at 23 for three in the eighth over.

Tasbapauni, a sleepy hamlet a three-hour motorboat ride from Bluefields, is a cocaine version of Whisky Galore!, the 1940s tale of a Hebridean island which salvages a shipwrecked cargo of booze and plays cat-and-mouse with the authorities to keep it.