Sentence examples similar to euro saving from inspiring English sources

Adjusted for devaluation risk, a euro saved in a Dutch bank is worth more, potentially much more, than a euro saved in a Spanish bank.

And their policy on the euro ("save the pound", but just for five years) is laughably mixed up.Vote Labour, reluctantlyThat is why The Economist hereby casts its ballot for Labour.

But Italy spent 50 billion euros for saving the other countries in crisis in Europe, for saving banks, not Italian banks.

EU leaders have the euro to save and cannot spend time worrying about the UK.

The euro was saved, but at the price of ruinous austerity policies and high unemployment.

In fact, he feels that you must ditch the euro to save the EU.Some of the other members of the Alternative see that differently.

The analysis also revealed that reducing costs by 1 Euro can save up to 1.75 kg in CO2 emissions.

The analysis also revealed that a reduction by 1 Euro can save up to 4 kW h.

Do you believe the existence of the euro really saved Greece from itself?

Mr. Mathews estimates that making senior bondholders take an appropriate loss on their bank holdings of 18 billion euros would save the country about 15 billion euros.

Since the point of all this self-inflicted misery is to save the euro, it is worth asking whether the euro is worth saving.