As frustrating as those nights can be, they're totally salvageable.
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Little will be salvageable, especially when exposed to the humidity.
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Some of the clothes were salvageable, but some were melted.
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But timely intervention is possible, and people's lives are salvageable.
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I hate to say that, but it may not be salvageable.
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Parts of the road have been demolished because they weren't salvageable.
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"For myself, I don't see anything in here salvageable," he added.
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"I'm pretty sure it's not going to be salvageable," she said.
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This season, and this particular version of the team, doesn't appear salvageable.
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No word on whether the whip's considered salvageable or a total loss.
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The Fitzgerald is salvageable, he said, but repairs will likely take months.
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The ship is salvageable, Aucoin said, but repairs would likely take months.
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Superstars whose sullied reputations appear salvageable only by rehab, imprisonment or death.
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The ship is salvageable, Aucoin said, but repairs will likely take months.
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"We have nothing, I mean there's nothing salvageable here," Beaty told KSWB.
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Is the fear that a lot of the damage won't be salvageable?
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Even those with salvageable houses will need to wait months for repairs.
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The Fitzgerald, he said, is salvageable, but that repairs will likely take months.
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I talked with the doctor about what we could do, what was salvageable.
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Those who seek the mural's destruction fail to see anything salvageable in the painting.
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Ingalls returned to the site hoping there was one salvageable piece of the "toasty" camera.
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Liquid can destroy electronics quickly, but your computer may be salvageable if you act fast.
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So we're left with yet another Warhammer 40000 game, probably forgettable, possibly salvageable, but definitely lacking.
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In the meantime, the batteries inside the box managed to corrode, but the device was salvageable.
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He said his crew would be looking for anything salvageable, but there was little left standing.
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In May 2018, 300 feet of the road had to be demolished since it wasn't salvageable.
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Finally, I ask him if he thinks the Republican Party is salvageable after this kind of capitulation.
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This time around has been rockier — their moments shoehorned in amid excessive outside subplots — but still salvageable.
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Or maybe, after all that they put you through, they found something salvageable in these escapist fantasies.
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"It's still salvageable if we have good supervision and monitoring and we knuckle down," he told Reuters.
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Where the waters had receded, residents and business owners went back to retrieve what little was salvageable.
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Thomas Hirsch was searching the burned remains of his childhood home Tuesday in Malibu, looking for anything salvageable.
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Though the chandeliers and brass sconces were salvageable, decorative plasterwork crumbled when work crews tried to remove it.
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Among those who looked for anything salvageable at The Mudd was Ilphody Norvilus, a 37-year-old painter.
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At the main city dump, some of the city's poorest residents sifted through debris looking for anything salvageable.
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Some 200 boxes have already been recovered and are "very much salvageable," says museum president Nancy Yao Maasbach.
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He works servicing Coke machines and said he thought both his work truck and personal S.U.V. were salvageable.
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After he evacuated, coyotes ransacked the place, tearing up his clothes and what little else might have been salvageable.
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"I'm hopeful when we get to the house that it's salvageable," Law said during her drive back to Trona.
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Heaps of drenched furniture, mattresses and toys were piled up on lawns as owners struggled to find anything salvageable.
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After some morning drizzle, we're left with a salvageable Sunday afternoon, despite the cooler and cloudier conditions of Saturday.
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At one rubbish dump in December, an elderly woman rooted through a pile of fetid garbage for anything salvageable.
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The chassis was salvageable, but because of the necessary engine change, Elliott will start from the rear in Sunday's race.
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Inmates in the program were also instructed to look for high-end, salvageable machines that could be reused inside Marion.
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I don't think the current exchange rate is salvageable — they should float it and let it find it's true level.
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But what made Super Tuesday salvageable for Sanders is that it also includes a few states where he could win.
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The state could help the salvageable subsidiaries find buyers by socialising Tata's pension fund, which is almost fully paid up.
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Another official said the aircraft was heavily damaged in the landing and is currently considered non salvageable for military use.
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There are 3,000 homes in Okutama, and about 400 are vacant -- only half of which are believed to be salvageable.
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"Everybody that was alive or salvageable was dragged outside the venue by bystanders, all the great Samaritans," Mr. Cassell said.
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All options involve acknowledging the war as failed, American aims as largely unachievable and Afghanistan's future as only partly salvageable.
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Pelosi and Schumer argue their deal with Trump is still salvageable, as the president himself has not called it off.
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Bottas, who will start in 10th, passed a medical check but it remains unclear how much of his car is salvageable.
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What do you say to people who think it's not salvageable, not morally legitimate, and in any case not worth salvaging?
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There, you can store salvageable foods that can be turned into usable ingredients, such as brown bananas to bake with later.
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They're in the past, yet we just keep traveling toward them, then away,carrying with us the remnant, salvageable, refugee honey.
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The photos stuck in limbo on that hard drive, if they're even salvageable, will cost me an estimated $800 to retrieve.
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"Power is bad and certainly nowhere near as salvageable as Bulls think," JPMorgan analyst C. Stephen Tusa, Jr. wrote to clients.
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After manual inspection, devices with salvageable components are shipped to Apple's mystery warehouse so Liam can give them a more productive afterlife.
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When the scientists went back later and reanalyzed the transmission, they stumbled upon the data fragments, which they hoped might be salvageable.
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The harder part is trying to figure out what Bannon and Conway should specifically do — that is, if Trump's campaign is even salvageable.
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Some homes won't be salvageable, and many evacuees will have to remain in shelters or with friends and family for the long-term.
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But they said some of her belongings — including a file cabinet filled with papers, photographs and her son's sonogram images — might be salvageable.
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"Because it had been painted over, we didn't actually know what was going to be salvageable, or what was left," Mr. Ellis said.
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"We may be in a situation where we just have to give someone who's salvageable a chance," Hill said, explaining that rationing might happen.
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And his refusal to rule out a GOP running mate is more proof that he thinks his old relationships across the aisle are salvageable.
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If you're a comic book fan who just wants to know whether there's anything salvageable about Batman v Superman, this review is for you.
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Objects that get wet are more likely to survive than those that are burned, but many are salvageable and can be eventually restored or repaired.
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I reviewed some of his back burner ideas to see if there were ones that were salvageable or would complement our disparate styles and strengths.
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"There was a financial transaction, I won't say how much but it was renumeration for the damaged crops, which won't be salvageable," the owner said.
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Pastor Carl Estes searched through the debris of Lighthouse Baptist Church for books, photos or any other salvageable items, the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reported.
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Notre Dame may not be salvageable after damage caused by a fire earlier this year, the rector of the Parisian landmark told The Associated Press.
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"Nothing in the house was salvageable," said Ms. Dressendofer, who now lives in an apartment and is still waiting for insurance reimbursements for her ruined home.
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Drummond also shared that the fridge reorganization (which included scrubbing the shelves) actually resulted in minimal food waste, and she even discovered salvageable kale and arugula.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's about five pounds of salvageable copper inside your typical photocopier (mostly in the power supply and the motor's copper windings).
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At the same time, he could also be a sign that things have degenerated to such a point that the system just isn't salvageable any longer.
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To handle its waste, the US has turned to other nations, funneling discarded electronics to South Asia and Africa, where laborers scrap products for salvageable metals.
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His range of apparel serves to eliminate landfill crowding (his line is constructed from recycled uniforms and salvageable landfill-bound threads), and raise money for the cause.
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What might work for mental health after wildfires might not be so effective after hurricanes, where people may be able to return to damaged yet salvageable homes.
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And yet for reasons of pride, hubris or a failure to see the world as it is, Washington evidently continues to see Afghanistan as a salvageable situation.
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And the constant stream of executives and high-level engineers heading for the exit has done nothing to improve anyone's confidence that the situation at Uber is salvageable.
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But in an era of thirsty publishers determined to squeeze every salvageable drop out of dead, bankable authors, there is a raison d'être for I'd Die for You.
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It's made from some of the salvageable planks of 96-year-old Alaskan yellow cedar from benches at the Hollywood Bowl when the venue was renovated in 2014.
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The warmest food probably needs to be tossed (more on what's salvageable below), but if the next layer registers below the "danger zone" temperature threshold, it's probably okay.
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When the family returned, they saw that the house they had lived in for 27 years—a house that Steve Orsillo built—was completely incinerated, and nothing was salvageable.
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That's not to say they were enough to make Suicide Squad salvageable, but if the movie has any saving graces, they're these five things: Spoilers follow for Suicide Squad.
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Several states, including mine, essentially threw their hands up in the air, instituting moratoriums on executions to more closely review their death penalty to see if it's even salvageable.
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A former California Republican leader penned an op-ed Tuesday declaring that that the state's GOP "isn't salvageable" in its current form in the wake of sweeping midterm losses.
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Supporters of the contested convention strategy believe the nomination and the GOP can be saved from Trump, that the party as they have come to understand it is salvageable.
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Some media reports after Monaco suggested engine providers Renault had discovered the MGU-K was salvageable, and that Ricciardo would escape a penalty, but Newey laughed at that suggestion.
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" Mark was a big fan of mine and he said, "Please come to New York and try to help save my show that might not be salvageable at this point.
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Trump tweeted Saturday morning that "some things are just not salvageable," before criticizing former President Obama for his administration's trade policy toward China and for the deficits and debt it created.
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It had been deemed "not salvageable" after an inspection by the staff at Fazioli Pianos, which produces grand and concert grand pianos in Sacile that can cost several hundred thousand dollars.
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On my path to acceptance, I learned all I could from food safety experts, ultimately concluding that, while some food was salvageable, I couldn't stomach the risk of eating the rest.
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Then there is the "edge of the abyss" Total War game, like 2015's Attila, where a decrepit but salvageable balance of power is poised to unravel in a series of compounding catastrophes.
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But perhaps the salvageable point is that we shouldn't see life as something that merely happens to us—the ceaseless march of time doesn't mean we need to live as fast as possible.
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Besides, even a resurgent mining industry would be at the forefront of drone labor, so the idea that there are salvageable mining jobs out there is likely nothing more than a myth. Probably.
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With light rains falling over many destroyed areas along the coast Sunday and Monday, many residents returned to flattened homes to gather anything that was salvageable — and in some cases to say goodbye.
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His multipronged defense of white supremacists this month raised thorny moral and political questions, but they were the kinds of questions that treated Trump's racism in isolation, and presupposed his presidency might be salvageable.
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DXM isn't the only mech game with loot—one of my favorite parts of Battletech (my 2018 Game of the Year) was seeing the list of salvageable loot at the end of a mission.
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Shortly after the family reported the bedbugs in 2012, they claim they were told to throw out their belongings by the management company, though the Environmental Protection Agency recommends keeping salvageable furniture during an infestation.
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Despite that suspense, the comfort is in knowing that even as they try to outrun time, space, and every powerful being in the universe, our characters souls are not only salvageable, but worthy of salvation.
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Because I was hoping the game would offer more in the way of choosing my own adventure, it was disappointing when my in-game relationship with Krish suddenly fell apart when it still felt salvageable.
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Is America's promise salvageable through a class-based populism that unites the white and black working class, or do the wounds of slavery and ongoing racism require a particularist response that will always engender white backlash?
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A video posted to their Facebook page shows the officers taking apart the badly eroded wooden ramp piece by piece, then bringing in brand new wood to support the pieces of the foundation that were still salvageable.
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Unfortunately for Cruz, none of those issues appears to be immediately salvageable, and in many ways they make his competitors for evangelical attention appear both connected with voters (in Trump's case) and sincere (in Rubio's) by contrast.
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"The GOP is broken [and] may not be salvageable," said Juleanna Glover, a Republican consultant in Washington who had supported Jeb Bush, who dropped out of the race on Saturday after a poor showing in South Carolina.
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Droidlife has shared a copy of one of those pre-order letters that Samsung sent out earlier this week, which includes a giant link button for those who are still optimistic about the Galaxy Fold being salvageable.
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Still, said Dr. Sitaram Emani, a pediatric heart surgeon who administered the transplant, there was little risk to the infant and a chance, though slim, that some cells affected by her heart attack might still be salvageable.
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While we know for a fact that the current grid in Puerto Rico is badly damaged, we do not yet know just how badly damaged it is, and what is salvageable and what needs to be replaced.
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"Special juvenile courts were created in late 19th century with [the] idea that [a] juvenile was a salvageable human who needed treatment rather than punishment in criminal court," Azar wrote, citing a report, according to The Guardian.
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Nobody ever came to talk to them about what happened, and after removing everything that was salvageable in the C-117, the US military simply left the 10,000-pound shell littered on the beach and walked away.
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The shortage of housing is being exacerbated by a concurrent housing boom, as opportunistic buyers race to scoop up a limited amount of salvageable land to rebuild, threatening to permanently displace the low-income residents of the county.
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And as we learned during a tour of Samsung's battery testing facilities in Gumi, South Korea, most Note 7s have been repurposed as surveillance cameras...so it's not like many salvageable Note 7s are just sitting around being wasted.
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In the sole room with salvageable paint on the walls (a bright pistachio hue crowned with minuscule frescoed decoration), Southern Italian votives from as early as the 18th century are now mounted above a 19th-century French country bed.
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The takeaway is that the bill's structure — ending the generous federal funding for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, capping Medicaid spending, and reducing financial aid for private coverage — might not be salvageable, even if you continue to tax wealthier Americans. Sen.
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We would spend our days looking for salvageable logs that didn't powder at the touch and trying to dig back sand to make ditches only for it seep back in, as if Paul Bunyan had confused his tall tale with Sisyphus's.
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Bankruptcy advisory firms like McKinsey and AlixPartners have immense power over the way a case is resolved: They influence how much creditors are paid, how salvageable parts of the business are sold, and where equipment and other tangible assets end up.
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In Silicon Valley, we call this bringing in the "adult supervision" to see what's really been going on inside the company, what could possibly be done if this is all kind of ... if you can recoup from this, if it's salvageable.
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Finally (this was my bad), I ordered the wrong sunglasses with our initials on one side ($350 for 150 pairs) for the party guests, and they're not even salvageable, so I email the company and see if we can get the right sunglasses.
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And after Iraqi Special Forces, aided by U.S. air strikes, captured a strategic oil refinery in the town of Baiji in October, Shi'ite militias looted all of its salvageable equipment, according to a senior U.S. military official and three Iraqi government officials.
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On Monday, they scoured through piles of ashes searching for salvageable pieces from a museum that had housed a trove of indigenous artifacts, as well as Latin America's pre-eminent collection of Egyptian mummies and Roman frescoes from the ancient city of Pompeii.
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"Investors should beware because it&aposs uncertain whether the ship is salvageable and whether Shinil would be able to gain ownership of the assets even if it gets permission to raise it," said the official, who didn&apost want to be identified citing office rules.
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And yet these are salvageable times, when videos like this make their way to the internet and prove our capacity for truth and justice remains intact, exemplified by the purest life forms of planet Earth: Meanwhile in Thailand: Tortoise races hare in riveting rematch. pic.twitter.
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Yet Graham said Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" he thought Tillerson's confirmation was "salvageable," which suggests Tillerson is likely to get at least the 50 votes he needs to be confirmed — especially after he gives written answers to follow-up questions from various senators. Sen.
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"There is great need for the tissues and organs of the hopelessly comatose in order to restore to health those who are still salvageable," the committee wrote in an early draft of its report — though this sentence did not appear in the final version.
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"Investors should beware because it's uncertain whether the ship is salvageable and whether Shinil would be able to gain ownership of the assets even if it gets permission to raise it," an official from South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service said after the Shinil Group announced its discovery.
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Instead, he's continued to argue that his relationship with Priebus, who fought his appointment as communications director, may not be salvageable and that (albeit in a somewhat disguised and very passive aggressive manner) Priebus is the person responsible for many of the White House's most damaging leaks.
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Read more: How to know if you've fallen out of love — and if your relationship is salvageable"Share what you're curious about and why you feel that way with the understanding your partner could have a range of responses, whether curiosity, panic, or anger," she said.
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Judge John Hodgman Sherry writes: If I put a small shopping bag in our kitchen trash can, my husband will often take it out and search it to make sure I haven't thrown away any receipts (he thinks they should all be shredded) or something salvageable.
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Tennessee Returning: OL Byron Bell, NT Al Woods, TE Craig Stevens New Additions: RB DeMarco Murray, C Ben Jones, WR Rishard Matthews, ILB Sean Spence, QB Matt Cassel, DB Antwon Blake, DB Brice McCain Lost: DB Coty Sensabaugh DeMarco Murray as a star running back is a salvageable commodity.
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Read more: How to know if you've fallen out of love — and if your relationship is salvageable Scott said she likes "the basic premise of the book — just because you're doing something with good intentions doesn't mean the other person is receiving it that way or at all," she told Business Insider.
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I think fetishistically about the ways I might refine my own process into its most efficient form, a form that produces only the artifacts I can stand to look at, stand to reread; a process that leaves a tolerable number of lines and sentences sitting untouched, unfinished but maybe salvageable, under my metaphorical house.
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Liberals—from Nancy Pelosi to Elizabeth Warren—see capitalism as flawed but fundamentally salvageable if managed correctly, with just the right balance of government regulation and free enterprise; leftists—including Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn—see capitalism as definitionally unfair, responsible for much of the world's misery, and thus "irredeemable," in the words of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Read more: How to know if you've fallen out of love — and if your relationship is salvageable"Text messaging provides an opportunity for wandering hearts, hearts not fully committed to their spouses, to seek pleasure from someone other than their spouses when their relationship grass may be losing its color," Zack Carter, a professor of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and family communication, wrote for Psychology Today.
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With a lack of guidance, it's hard to judge the sustainability of each – Power is bad and certainly nowhere near as salvageable as Bulls think, and we also don't believe Aviation can sustain these types of results ... The dividend cut to close to zero will help on this front, but we also don't think the cut is a silver bullet, and the severity highlights the challenged capital position here ... Bottom line, there is still much information to come and wood chop for the new CEO, and color from the call will determine today's trade.
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