rescuer

Examples of rescued

rescued

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It might be argued, though, that their position could be rescued by flagging this narrow usage with appropriate qualifiers.
Some genetic defects in the mouse can be rescued by making aggregation chimeras and thus altering the microenvironment of the defective cells.
The vivid description of the surrounding chaos makes the heroic efforts of these individuals who rescued the imperial documents even more compelling.
However, he managed to continue on his own until he was rescued by a whale catcher.
An innocent victim of the crime can still be rescued, and no nonviolent means to achieve the same end are available.
We do not believe that these infants should be rescued at all costs.
This 'uncontroversial cultural institution', he argues, needs to be rescued from its taken-for-grantedness.
I hereby waive my moral right to be rescued.
Pharmacological chaperones have to be identified that are nontoxic, show specificity and do not inhibit function of the protein once it has been rescued.
First they rescued the little ones and moved them from the town, one by one.
When the sailor is rescued, the serpent presents him with many gifts to take back with him.
This is the very reason why events during this period passed into oblivion until they were rescued from it by our author.
In general, each person is assigned a certain probability of being rescued.
Each person receives utility 1 from being rescued and zero from not being rescued.
Should this opuscule by a man who was also a classical scholar, archaeologist, and art historian be rescued from the oblivion of two centuries?
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