Sentence examples for expected to be saved from inspiring English sources

Another €100m is expected to be saved by outsourcing manufacturing.

Few if any jobs are expected to be saved by the deal.

In all, about 390 jobs are expected to be saved or created out of 1,200 that remained in December.

About $50 million is expected to be saved with the cuts, which would affect about 450 station agents and more than 600 administrative workers.

Eight of the 12 boys have been rescued; the other four and their coach are expected to be saved Tuesday, after spending 17 nights trapped in the cave.

So even if Mr. Obama opts for a lower troop commitment, Afghanistan's new costs could wash out the projected $26 billion expected to be saved in 2010 from withdrawing troops from Iraq.

But neither Sabine nor Carroll expects to be saved by such developments.

Instead, he writes, the Fed sent these banks the implicit signal that they, too, could expect to be saved if they took on too much risk.

Do they expect to be saved by a Prince Charming in order to survive in the world?

But almost no one in Greece expects now to be saved.

"Yet you're expected to be able to save for it with market instruments.