'bring savings' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example: "Investing in energy-efficient appliances can bring savings in your monthly utility bills."
This would bring savings of £765m, Fletcher estimates.
CHINA IN 2002 -- Planning well ahead can bring savings.
It can bring savings by spreading the fixed costs of operating an exchange over a greater number of products.
Most are required to bring savings, typically about $10,000, to finance the transition without government aid.
The deal is expected to bring savings of £65m a year, largely by removing duplication in the back office.
The switch from paper to polymer notes, which can survive a spin in the washing machine, could bring savings of 100 million pounds over a decade.
This is possible, he said, because sales are growing 30percentt a year and increasingly large-scale production has brought savings.
ING said it would reduce operating expenses by 1 billion euros this year, bringing savings of about 1.1 billion euros a year starting in 2010.
Whether they grew up in South Dakota and are returning, or they hail from somewhere else, these homebuyers are bringing savings from higher-wage states.
"While the base rate cut brought savings rates down, FLS killed competition in the savings market, halving best-buy rates to record low levels and instigating almost 3,000 savings rate cuts so far for existing customers".
With low pay carrying such high social and economic costs – remember that the minimum wage brings savings for the public purse - we should be asking if it deserves a similar, more long-term and more systematic approach".
