| The jury is out on whether the tooth is savable, but it was cracked right up to the root. |
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| The most pressing challenge, then, is to support demand with stimulus, and continue to use bail-out funds to strengthen savable banks. |
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| The tower at Pachena is suffering due to the ravages of the weather and without major work soon may not be savable. |
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| I didn't really believe that he was, but the analytical portion of my brain was saying, if there's even the remotest chance that he's savable now but won't be in three minutes you have to do something now. |
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| She is the one person who could have saved me had I been savable. |
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| Militarily and politically, Hezbollah has much at stake in the Syrian conflict, but it is risking even more by attempting to save a pariah regime that may not be savable. |
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| One much-discussed book of the time even argued that India was fundamentally unviable and should be left to starve, conserving scarce food aid for savable countries. Yet within a decade, India had conquered starvation. |
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| The firmware update allows for autonomous operation by enabling hardware read triggers and savable configuration settings in the module. |
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| A Visualization Studio feature lets you create your own savable visualizations, and a DSP Studio allows personalization of the listening environment. |
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| An improved user interface in the SE and PE editions offers savable configurations and the ability to launch via GUI, command line, or a batch file. |
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