Sentence examples for cumulative saving from inspiring English sources

The cumulative "saving" since 1992 is approaching $1 trillion quite some free ride.Europe's drug firms do not appear to suffer unduly as a result.

The cumulative saving between now and 2015/16 from the richest is £1.1bn - compared to £5.6bn for those on benefit and/or receiving tax credits.

The specialist economic consultancy SQW showed that, an increase in cycling by 20% would release cumulative saving of £500m by 2015.

The death toll fell from over 7,000 a year to just over 4,200 last year – a cumulative saving of about 14,000 lives (or 50 South Atlantic airbus disasters).

Note that, as in the general case discussed above, the actual cumulative saving before the lump-sum payment is higher than the optimal one under EAOC and EPOC.

The BBC delivered £580m in efficiency savings under the continuous improvement programme, bringing the cumulative total saved since 2008/09 to £2bn.

He wanted a cumulative £1.5bn saved by 2016, though only £400m of that to go now.

"The estimates are that the cumulative lives saved are in excess of 25,000".

On the basis of measured baseline mortality values and changes in coverage, we forecasted child mortality over three time periods (pre-IHSS, phase I and phase II) and compared cumulative lives saved and annual rates of reduction for each period.

A natural way to back up these descriptive comments is to have a look at the evolution of cumulative savings over time in Figs. 2 and 4. Subjects perform saving choices in a relatively poor manner, in the sense that they over-save in all periods in LS10.

The BBC also estimated that the cumulative pay bill saved from reducing senior manager numbers in the three years to December 2012 was £35m.