Sentence examples for deployed to save from inspiring English sources
The same innovations that in the last 30 years have made family cars into muscle cars can be easily deployed to save gas rather than boost performance.
Merkel said there was "no quick and simple solution" to the crisis, "no definitive shot" which can be deployed to save the day – "certainly not the one some people talk about before every summit", she said.
But in March 2009, they were cut to 0.5%, part of the £1tn mix of special liquidity measures, asset guarantees, quantitative easing and bank recapitalisations that had to be deployed to save the British financial system.
News organisations, both print and electronic, across the world focused on the sight of the truck smashing into the barrier outside Leinster House in Dublin's Kildare Street as the ultimate symbol of revolt against the unfair and economically crippling measures the Irish government has deployed to save its banking system.
Cull observes that despite many episodes' focus on malfunctioning nuclear technology, this recurring theme excludes the Thunderbird machines themselves: there, "an image of technology associated with the threat of Cold War mass destruction – the rocket emerging from the hidden silo – was appropriated and deployed to save life rather than to take it".
State Senator Pedro Espada Jr., a Bronx Democrat, announced last week that he favors a $2 dollar-per-car toll for the four bridges, with the money deployed to help save student discounts.
Remarkable advances in the technological capacity of modern medicine now permit the use of mechanical organ failure support deployed primarily to save life.
Vaseegaran's effort to prove Bohra wrong fails when he deploys Chitti to save people from a burning building; although the robot saves most of them, including a girl named Selvi who was bathing at the time, Selvi is ashamed at being shown nude on television and flees from the live cameras covering the rescue.
Salangii said Afghan army units were been deployed to the scene of the accident and were trying to save some of the passengers from the wreckage.
On big party nights, the department now saves about $15,000 on overtime pay, because officers are deployed to areas that the software deems ripe for criminal activity.
