Sentence examples for Saving from inspiring English sources

Pascal Soriot, AstraZeneca's chief executive, told MPs that the development of life-saving cancer drugs could be significantly delayed by the combined companies "saving tax and saving costs".

It means that we're saving on water and energy".

States and territories will also lose access to reward payments for reducing waiting times under the national partnership agreement on improving public hospital services, saving the federal government $201m over three years.

Verdict: FMNR is an inexpensive way for farmers to make improvements with the resources they already have, increasing millet harvests from 430kg to 750kg a hectare, and saving money on fertilisers, with restored trees producing leaf litter (forming humus) and giving shade to livestock (for manure).

In light of all the gun violence we have seen in recent months, I have come to believe that in the very worst scenario – the US becoming a dystopian dictatorship with food riots, total censorship, zombies and Sarah Palin – it is the latter that has a better chance of saving my life and less likelihood of getting me killed.

A lot of the time though it's about scrimping and saving and making use of what you have".

"I've used energy-saving light bulbs before, but there's not much else I can do," said Katie Dransfield before she started the challenge.

"There's definitely a sense of responsibility," says Claire Rafferty, England's left-back and a part-time financial analyst at Deutsche Bank, who can look back nine years and recall her parents digging deep to finance career-saving knee surgery.

Chas Roy-Chowdhury, head of taxation at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, said: "If we are looking at tax and benefits, some very vulnerable people will feel the full brunt of this cost-saving measure.

"Those two medications are life-saving medications and are approved and they've had lots of clinical trials," she said.

The documents make clear that some of the welfare money-saving options will be necessary because demand for benefits over the next five years is highly likely to exceed the cap limit by billions of pounds.