Sentence examples for be considered to save from inspiring English sources

"All options should be considered to save lives.

Because of this heavy computational task, it could be considered to save all the possible PSFs to use them in a faster way, but the complete dataset for WFCP is estimated to require storage around 8 TB [30], and it should be recomputed each time the telescope is refocused.

Although all possible attempts would be considered to save it, including Dick Cheney's personal favorite of attacking a foreign country (the much-discussed October Surprise) there seemed to be no choice but to prepare Plan B. This was the "Legacy Plan".

Although major limb amputation deprives the amputee of motional dexterity and should be avoided whenever possible, NF is one of the few exceptions for which this extreme procedure should be considered to save lives [ 23].

Ideally, if the same groups at risk for influenza, pneumococcal and RSV disease are identified, one visit for simultaneous administration of the influenza and/or pneumococcal vaccine and RSV vaccine prior to the winter season can be considered to save money.

Managing these risks is considered to save life and property from losses.

Several options were considered to save the football program, which attracted an average of 4,260 fans in a 15,000-seat stadium this season.

To do so, first a model with smaller scales, with dimensions 10 m × 10 m in plan, with depth of 10 m was considered to save calculation time.

An axisymmetric formulation of the billet was considered to save computation time, and hence, the 2D modeling represents only a quarter of the specimen.

Closure of Kirkby and Allerton municipal golf courses, which both run at a loss, is being considered to save up to £300,000.

Though no decisions have been made, closing the College of Chemistry and absorbing its departments into other university colleges is just one of the many plans being considered to save money.