Sentence examples for be saved it would from inspiring English sources

If it could be saved, it would make a good neighbor to his tower".

If the bridge were to be saved, it would be up to me.

"If it could have been saved, it would have been.

Although the trust insisted the farm's sheep would be saved, it said its plans were to protect native wildlife on the 120-hectare (300-acre) farm.

Far from destroying Conservatism's place in government, he would be saving it.

It was a mighty stream; he'd probably been saving it up all night, without relieving himself, so that he could humiliate my father.

This would have a more reliable impact on the economy than temporary tax cuts—some of which would simply be saved by taxpayers though it would take time to put the new money to work.

But one thing that could help to save it would be a military attack by the West.

The indifference that most Russians have shown towards the fate of NTV suggests that popular support for a campaign to save it would be lacking.

For example, it has been pointed out that more than half the energy consumption of a gateway would be saved if it is turned off during the night [4].

In the September newsletter, Shout, it says "Given the amount we need to save, it would not be possible to achieve all of these savings from 'back office' functions".