Sentence examples for declining saving from inspiring English sources

But in the long run, more household spending must be funded by wage rises, not declining saving or a boom in house prices.

Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, warned: "The recovery clearly has exacerbated the economy's long-standing weaknesses … the tremendous boost from declining saving to consumer spending since the recession cannot be repeated".

Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said: "The recovery clearly has exacerbated the economy's long-standing weaknesses... the tremendous boost from declining saving to consumer spending since the recession can not be repeated".

Within a year, variation in treating 14 of the 15 diagnoses declined, saving over $4 million.

Tellingly, the UK's former development secretary Andrew Mitchell described population policies as "excellent value for money", citing the example of Tanzania which he claimed would "need 131,000 fewer teachers by 2035 if fertility declines – saving millions of pounds in the long run".

The number of hours U.P.S. airplanes were in operation declined 11percentt, saving 14 million gallons of fuel and contributing to a 54percentt drop in the company's total fuel bill to $539 million as oil prices collapsed from a year earlier.

Alexis got booted, and the judges declined to save her.

A pitiless dogmatist, he once declined to save two nieces from his own regime.

Barclays had first walked away from talks to acquire Lehman in September, after the United States government declined to save it.

Another digital station, the Asian Network, will close after the trust declined to save it from the axe.

It was built in the late 15th century, occupied for 200 years, left to decline and saved at last in the 1960s, by an American.