Sentence examples for be saved through from inspiring English sources

Hope remains, however, that some sinners can be saved through the prayers of the righteous.

I believe that the world can only be saved through design.

I have since become more careful, and reluctantly acknowledge that the world probably won't be saved through consumerism.

That figure apparently includes about $1 million that will be saved through the retirement of four veteran referees.

In this regard the committee believes billions of pounds could be saved through reduced health treatment costs.

One donor can save up to nine lives and many more can be saved through tissue donation.

But this is based on the assumption that £22bn a year can be saved through efficiencies in the service over the next parliament.

More than half, £650m, will be achieved by schools clubbing together to buy goods and services, and a further £50m will be saved through lower energy consumption.

But it is unclear how much money might be saved through those measures, union leaders say, and the governor has not ruled out layoffs.

He had a provincial lack of interest in politics; the world would be saved through cultivation and the arts, not through anything as grubby as direct social change.

About £4bn a year will be saved through a four-year freeze to working-age benefits, including tax credits, unemployment benefit and housing benefit, starting in April 2016.