Sentence examples for will be rescued from inspiring English sources
Trafficked and pimped women will be rescued.
"He will be rescued tomorrow".
"He will be rescued from the base camp tomorrow".
The NHS will be rescued by abolishing compulsory competition.
Unfortunately, some people who don't deserve it will be rescued.
More of them than ever before will be rescued from their own incompetence.
"Our primary mission will be rescuing people from the high areas and taking them to the shelters," said Lt. Louie Fernandez, a rescue team spokesman in Miami.
However, it is mistaken to regard the move to LSE as an "abduction" – "abandonment" by London Met might be better, since London Met can no longer afford to maintain it, and LSE will be rescuing it.
"This news is disappointing, but it only emboldens investors that we'll be rescued by central banks somewhere," Mr. Luschini said.
The moral-hazard fundamentalists argue that banks and other financial institutions will act recklessly if they think they'll be rescued in the event of failure.
"And local groups engaged in civil war often believe the overestimates and think they'll be rescued by American influence — and this can distort negotiations, sometimes disastrously".
