Sentence examples for a question of saving from inspiring English sources

"This was a question of saving lives," he said.

It's a question of saving the school, because out of the school later there can be other activity".

The Europeans, who met earlier with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Ali Larijani, replied that it was not a question of saving face but of maintaining both the credibility of the nuclear agency and a firm position toward Iran.

"In which the reader learns that a gallant young man must not hesitate to run the risk of suffocating in a chest among his mistress's trousers, when it is a question of saving her reputation". . . .

It was a question of saving our lives so we had to come".

Dr T: Then you have guidelines that are a bit controlling and that are not necessarily clinically well funded, where it is obviously really a question of saving money, which I find a bit difficult to relate to.

The question of saving her money & jewels appealed to him; not for nothing had he studied gangster films & the Wild West.

She added: "I don't want to make recommendations that go to the question of saving people's lives and think that it's going to lie on a shelf for 15 years".

In "Measure for Measure," it is a question of the woman's saving her brother from execution.

Saving money isn't hard, it is just a question of getting into the habit of saving.

It was never, for me, a question of the importance and merit of saving the murals".