Sentence examples for effect of saving from inspiring English sources

"But his obsession had the effect of saving lives.

The military's intervention may have the unintended effect of saving Mr. Zelaya.

The industry has long argued that computerizing business transactions and everyday tasks like banking and reading library books has the net effect of saving energy and resources.

Although the actions of the Beijing government were primarily motivated by self-interest – avoiding being dragged down by the crisis – they also had the effect of saving the western economies from a fate far worse.

The Treasury secretary received a warm reception from the community bankers when he said that the administration strongly supports a proposal moving through Congress that would have the effect of saving the banking industry more than $7 billion in new premium payments to prop up the rapidly dwindling federal deposit insurance fund.

Aquinas uses an example of killing in self-defense: the act has one effect of saving a life but another effect of killing the aggressor.

Be aware of possible side effects of saving a choking infant.

Goodell has long been complicit in a campaign of lies and disinformation about their effects in hopes of saving his owners' money and limiting liability.

For instance, the budget wants to introduce special tax-sheltered accounts—"lifetime saving accounts"—that would in effect eliminate the taxation of saving for most Americans.

In this paper, it is recommended that the time required to detect a fire and warn people about it in the tunnel be used as a quality criterion since it has a direct effect on the probability of saving lives.

Critics say this could, in effect, criminalise farmers' traditional practices of saving and exchanging their seeds, while allowing corporations and those who can afford the registration process to capture the market.