Sentence examples for considered to save from inspiring English sources

"All options should be considered to save lives.

Several options were considered to save the football program, which attracted an average of 4,260 fans in a 15,000-seat stadium this season.

Managing these risks is considered to save life and property from losses.

An axisymmetric formulation of the billet was considered to save computation time, and hence, the 2D modeling represents only a quarter of the specimen.

To do so, first a model with smaller scales, with dimensions 10 m × 10 m in plan, with depth of 10 m was considered to save calculation time.

Closure of Kirkby and Allerton municipal golf courses, which both run at a loss, is being considered to save up to £300,000.

But the next thing an executive considers to save money is cutting real estate costs, and that, he predicted, "will lessen the effect of job loss".

Here are some options you can consider to save or invest money for retirement.

It's an echo of an ancient Jewish teaching: whoever saves even one life is considered to have saved the whole world.

"He who contributes to the building of a synagogue is considered to have saved the entire Jewish people," he said.

The Vance plan is considered to have saved the Croatian Serbs from defeat.