Sentence examples for far from saving from inspiring English sources

Americans plan to save for retirement as well, but they are far from saving enough -- targeting savings rates around 12percentt, according to surveys, but typically contributing less than half that.

And far from saving lives, again and again it has escalated slaughter.

Far from saving money, the journal argues that compelling people to be treated would cost more.

Far from saving African countries, OECD policy has contributed to undermining the continent's agricultural production in a very damaging way.

Most Somalis have always hated the Ethiopians, whose support for the transitional government, far from saving it, has undermined it.

"Far from saving clean energy, Labor just did a dirty deal with the Liberals to gut renewables".

That drew a laugh from reporters, but what Snee was saying was that the Giants' season and perhaps Coughlin's job were far from saved on Saturday.

Far from saved, Annville is in ruins – Emily tells her kids that they never needed God in the first place, but no one else seems to believe that.

In fact, Carr was spending a hundred and sixty thousand dollars a year for Cruz to run sixteen nurseries on the mountain — each of which produces, from locally gathered seed, fifteen hundred saplings a year, which she and her team plant in denuded areas — and the ecosystem was far from saved.

Josh McDaniels has not been vindicated, and the Broncos season and my faith are far from saved.

While saving our democracy may seem a far cry from "Save the Whales," moving closer to the dream of American democracy may be the only way to pass meaningful protections for our communities and our planet in the United States Congress.