Sentence examples for consistently saving from inspiring English sources

The report highlights how the impact of investment selection decisions has historically been dwarfed by the effects of consistently saving at higher rates.

The payoff: Consistently saving $5,500 in your Roth IRA each year won't land you $1 million if you begin at age 30 — at a 6% return, you'll end up with about $740,000 at age 67.

In fact, while most of us have never heard of it, Shah oversees a program called "Food for Peace," a program that has been around since the Kennedy administration quietly and consistently saving millions of lives.

Isn't it better to inconsistently save some lives than to consistently save none?

The next time it does, let's remember a lesson of Libya: It is better to inconsistently save some lives than to consistently save none.

Syria offers the latest example of the futility of expecting that lower-level officials can consistently save the world from the commander in chief.

SPORTSSATURDAY, PAGE D1 Alive and Kicking There is one thing that consistently saves the Rockettes from becoming a pawn in Radio City Music Hall's promotion blitz: the glory of their dancing.

Because digital photos can arrive by e-mail, as downloads from the Web or as imports from a camera, they can wind up scattered across the hard drive if not consistently saved in the same place.

consistently (save for two weeks during the Summer Olympics) and the reputation of Ms. Guthrie's co-host Matt Lauer has taken a beating, as many of Ms. Curry's fans have blamed him for her dismissal.

For example, gamification in the utility industry shows a tangible commitment to sustaining our planet, helping customers consistently save energy together.

With the exception of a slight dip in November and December of last year, Americans have consistently saved five percent or more of their personal disposable income since January 2014.