Sentence examples for deeper savings from inspiring English sources

The home secretary will tell the Reform thinktank that radical changes in the use of police time are needed if deeper savings are to be found.

If you're dealing with an individual landlord, a longer lease can mean more perks — including a rapport with your landlord and potentially deeper savings, as Girgenti discovered.

Significantly deeper savings would probably require scaling back military commitments, which have grown somewhat indiscriminately over the years, not always shaped by cost-benefit analyses or overall military strategy.

Mr. Stutzman said social services cuts were made with "scalpels rather than battle axes" and were designed to slow the growth of expensive programs to bring deeper savings in future years.

If the former prime minister Gordon Brown took a very long time to concede Labour would cut too, the party got there in the end, accepting they would seek tougher and deeper savings than those seen under Margaret Thatcher.

Many parks offer package deals (with deeper savings on their Web sites), and few people may realize that the cost of a season pass is often just a few dollars more than the price of a one-day ticket.

In a controversial move that sparked protests by authors including Philip Pullman and Zadie Smith, councils across the country have shut their reading rooms in an effort to make deep savings.

Higher taxes, swingeing spending cuts and deep savings in welfare were announced by George Osborne today in a £40bn austerity package, designed to fast-track the elimination of Britain's record peacetime budget deficit.

A few simple tricks can get you deep savings on your technology bills.

Eventually, she saved enough to make a down payment on her house and still had a deep savings bench that eased the transition to freelancing full time.

Consider purchasing used electronics for deep savings.