Sentence examples for example savings from inspiring English sources

For example, savings with the AA, Birmingham Midshires and Saga all come under Lloyds Banking Group's licence, while Alliance & Leicester and Cahoot are part of Santander.

One of the most terrifying and impossible to replicate aspects of poverty and economic insecurity is the knowledge that things are unlikely to get any better, and the lack of a safety net, for example, savings, family members, or the knowledge that this is an experiment that will end in a week.

For example, savings from low – cost wages may not compensate for the costs incurred from turnover and quality problems that come from an inexperienced, poorly trained, and unstable workforce [ 11, 12].

This seems like an insight that could be applied to, for example, retirement savings.

Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire, for example, delivered savings of £1.8m by renegotiating a contract with its IT supplier.

For example, village savings and loan groups ("stokvels" in South Africa, "chamas" in Kenya, "susus" in west Africa).

Or consider an older example, the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s, which was largely a Texas affair.

The most often cited example for savings is Lipitor, the cholesterol-reducing drug by Pfizer, which last year was the leading American prescription drug for the third consecutive year, with $6.8 billion in sales.

In some dimensions Spain's macro and financial fundamentals (for example, national savings and public debt levels) are better than those of other periphery countries.

We assume that there are fixed costs associated with return migration, for example retirement savings may only be partially portable and thus transferring them to the origin country may involve a loss of benefits.

In World War II, we sold the debt largely to ourselves, for example through savings bonds to pay for the war effort.