Sentence examples for contributing to saving from inspiring English sources

For we might credibly suppose that, however little Lancelot may care about it, saving the rainforest, or contributing to saving it, is nonetheless worthwhile and perhaps too that the campaign he is supporting is a potentially effective one.

This is a very big win, perhaps saving GAVI as much as $500 million dollars over the next 9 years… and potentially contributing to saving the lives of millions of children every year.

Instead, despite the little attention paid to it in this context, Bayes approach can potentially give more accurate estimates by combining test data with technological knowledge available from theoretical studies and/or previous experimental results, thus contributing to save time and money.

Pau Gasol is seeing firsthand the consequences of this crisis for children and how the work of UNICEF and its partners are contributing to save their lives.

"Educational and recreational activities, while not seen as life-saving, do contribute to saving lives".

"Education, while not seen as life-saving, does contribute to saving lives," noted UNICEF Representative in Somalia Christian Balslev-Olesen, "because it provides a safe and healthy environment for children to learn, to occupy their minds, while we occupy ours with ensuring that they have clean water, adequate sanitation and enough to eat".

Some 70 sites were identified, driving the then housing minister Caroline Flint to ecstasy, claiming that all would be "carbon zero" and contribute to saving "the entire world".

We urge Medicare officials to reconsider their initial coverage denial for a screening tool that could contribute to saving both lives and health care dollars.

"As about one-fourth of world electricity consumption is used for lighting purposes, the LEDs contribute to saving the Earth's resources," the committee said.

I'd never given blood in my life but 177 people stuck their arms out and gave blood, and they all contributed to saving my life.

"In Germany, a more localised approach has contributed to saving billions of euros in welfare payments by driving up the employment rate.