Sentence examples for equal savings from inspiring English sources

Its recommendations would become law unless Congress approves alternative, equal savings.

Fidelity also found higher participation rates in smaller plans and roughly equal savings rates between active highly paid employees and others.

More productive workers equal savings, if you get more done with the same resources: as IBM's Eugene Cox says: "You can pay for quite a few phone calls with a 25% reduction in your costs".

Limited variety and high volume equal savings, the theory goes, and the operative delusion is that a consumer is paying wholesale for what are in fact retail goods exposed to supersizing gamma rays.

That investment will equal savings is basically a form of Say's Law, "supply creates its own demand," named after the French economist Jean-Baptiste Say (1767-1832).

"If the committee deadlocks or they put something out that doesn't pass Congress... before the [trigger] hit they could pass another package of equal savings," said a White House official during a briefing on Sunday night.

These prices equal saving of up to 60percentt off (the packages would normally be $100, $200, and $400 respectively, assuming you take two $5 POOL rides a day).

These prices equal saving of up to 60percentt off (the packages would normally be $100, $200, and $400 respectively, assuming you take two $5 POOL rides a day).

Less admissions, readmissions and fewer deaths equals savings in life and money.

While immediate drug costs are high, each case of prevented LT equals savings of more than €150,0000 in the German SHI system.

These models also assume that a nation's investment rate will equal its savings rate: every dollar saved will flow neatly into some productive investment.