Sentence examples for burden saving from inspiring English sources

For example, reducing body mass index (BMI) by 1% across the population (equivalent to 1 kg weight loss) was estimated to substantially reduce the health burden, saving 179 000–202 000 incident cases of type 2 diabetes, 122 000 cases of cardiovascular diseases and 32 000–33 000 incident cases of cancer over 20 years.

On the other hand the supermarkets are relieving Oakmark's sponsor, Harris Associates, of some paperwork burdens, saving money for all shareholders.

This type of streamlined coordination can help children across the country while relieving states of administrative burdens, saving money, and decreasing parental stress.

Analysis concluded that safety instrumented system (SIS) proposed will reduce maintenance burden, save resources, and improve system reliability by detecting failures proactively with better risk reduction factor (RRF).

So the burden of saving the Knicks' season, and perhaps D'Antoni's job, falls to Davis.

The burden of saving Spanish banks, and perhaps Irish ones too, would be taken off the shoulders of weak sovereigns.

Second, we certainly shouldn't put the burden of saving $7 million on the backs of a particular constituency in a particular part of the city".

Notwithstanding boilerplate references to coalitions and multilateral institutions, the president's national security strategy puts the burden of saving the world squarely on American shoulders.

And Gov. Gray Davis has acknowledged that bigger electricity bills are inevitable because consumers must "bear some of the burden" of saving the utilities.

Lloyds Action Now contends that shareholders were deceived into shouldering the burden of saving HBOS, which should have fallen more fairly on taxpayers in general.

Maintaining democratic support for a modern, flexible welfare system means that it shouldn't just redistribute from the wealthy to the needy, but help share the burden of saving for the leanest times of our lives.