Sentence examples for demand saving from inspiring English sources

House-buying remains an important goal for many Italians: although mortgages are more easily available today than in the past (thanks to the opportunism of British firms such as Abbey National which, in the early 1990s, spotted an unmet demand), saving for the down-payment drives much investment.

The outcomes presented in subsections 5.1 and 5.2 show a clear result: it is possible to reduce peak energy demand, saving up to €250,000 per year against a little extra handling time (in some scenarios without extra handling time).

Instead, everything is moved to the cloud and provided on demand, saving energy, physical space and technical staff.

The optimal solution with a variable pumping rate (pumped flow adjustment to match demand) saved 92% of the actual total annual cost with all fixed speed pump groups.

The same goes for the story of a Bulgarian bishop, who along with local farmers, threatened to lay down on the train tracks to prevent Jews from being deported, which in turn convinced the Bulgarian government to back down from Nazi demands, saving 48,000 Jews from the concentration camps.

With the excessive energy consumption worldwide, the demand for saving strategies increases.

Harking back to Keynes and Alvin Hansen, one of the early American Keynesians, Summers warns that modern economies face a chronic problem of deficient demand, or excessive saving (to economists, saving and demand are two sides of the same coin), which, absent some vigorous policy actions, will hold them back permanently.

The actual plot is always much the same: the desk rat, who may bear some resemblance to the author, is suddenly in demand to save a significant part of the world.

The government believes a 10% reduction in electricity demand could save £4bn by 2030.

With the rapid development of digital image technology, the demand to save raw image data for further image processing or repeated compression is increasing.

Galvanise that anguish into a real demand to save lives: stopping the barrel bombs.