Sentence examples for delayed to save from inspiring English sources

Several vehicle programs have been delayed to save money.

The collected evidence, taken together with public records and interviews with outside experts and parks officials, depicts an overstretched and haphazard system of tree inspections and care, one in which the crucial job of spotting dangers can be left to untrained workers, and repairs and pruning are delayed to save money.

The ECB cut rates — which everyone knew was going to happen eventually, but people thought they would delay to save face.

All the works above aim to maximize the total throughput with the constraint of a maximum average transmit power, which tends to add more delay to save power.

Primary care trusts, including those in Yorkshire, Sheffield, Norfolk and Surrey, have ordered GPs to delay referrals to save money.

Before Sunday's certification of the election results, however, Bush's lawyers argued that certification could not be delayed, in part to save time for the contest.

The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan only added another wrinkle to the no-boundaries culture of sports this week when he arrived at a TV studio without an editor -- or a five-second delay -- to save him from himself.

The report says that last year the price for the 15 biggest military schemes rose by £1.2bn, £733m of which was the result of delays designed to save money in the short term.

Consumers also delay oil changes to save money.

Strongly worded letters seem only to delay the inevitable; to save a show, a sufficient number of viewers must be watching it in the first place.

Top Obama administration officials decided to delay the sanctions to save the prisoner exchange talks. .