Sentence examples for effective in saving from inspiring English sources

Germany built special bunkers for a small fraction of its population, and these proved to be effective in saving lives.

"A.E.D.'s have proven effective in saving lives," he said, "and I believe that all airline passengers should have access to this life-saving technology".

Justine Greening, international development secretary, said: "The NAO has recognised that DfID programmes are effective in saving lives as well as demonstrating good value for money.

And for 30 years, special interests have managed to block progress, while antibiotics become less and less effective in saving lives.

Countries around the world are hurrying to stockpile the only current antiviral drug, Tamiflu, which might be effective in saving lives in any pandemic or curbing its spread.

"It's Time to Spray DDT," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Jan . 8, highlights the devastating impact of malaria and the fact that DDT is highly effective in saving lives.

Since the 1970s most building codes have set minimum requirements for insulation of building envelopes, and these have proved to be very cost-effective in saving energy.

Access to life-saving resources The panellists agreed that one intervention – immunisation – has proven highly successful and cost-effective in saving children's lives throughout the developing world.

Access to life-saving resources The panellists agreed that one intervention – immunization – has proven highly successful and cost-effective in saving children's lives throughout the developing world.

We would argue that in-line blood sampling devices represent a realistic and effective tool in saving patients' blood.

iCCM is therefore a highly effective strategy in saving many more children's lives and ensuring their right to much healthier early years of life which will ensure more and more children live to see their  fifth birthday," she added.