Sentence examples for beginning to save from inspiring English sources

New cheap diagnostic and surgical techniques, insecticides, drug regimens and prostheses are already beginning to save lives.

For the first time in years, consumers in Germany and across much of Europe are beginning to save a little less and spend a little more.

Ms. Draut made the case that the hallmarks of adulthood — from getting an education to buying a home to finding a good job with decent benefits to raising children and beginning to save for retirement — had been eroded by the shortsighted public policies that have prevailed in recent decades.

General Jones was curious about the work many of us were doing in economic development, and how smarter aid — embodied in initiatives like President George W. Bush's Emergency Program for AIDS Relief and the Millennium Challenge Corporation — was beginning to save lives and change the game for many countries.

Among them: Charles Schwab, because the baby boomers are just beginning to save; Manor Care, because their parents are going into nursing homes; Vail Resorts, because their children have graduated from Disney World to the more adult world of skiing.

Unfortunately, beginning to save and turning 21 seem to mix about as well as Bailey's Irish cream and lime juice.

When crisis struck in 2008, families began to save madly.

Gripped by an archival impulse, he begins to save certain ones.

"It really helped me," he said, adding that he has even begun to save up a little money.

When she was 15, Ms. Escobar said, she was hired as a supermarket cashier and began to save money.

What an easy thing it would be for him to begin to save his money to get a nice place of his own.