Sentence examples for forecast saving from inspiring English sources

The chancellor has announced that welfare payments will rise more slowly than forecast, saving £3.7bn by 2015/16 for the public purse, but with charities warning that poverty levels will rise.

"Cricket is cricket but the shipping forecast saves lives".

The cricket dinghy had to move out of the way, as well it should you might think, given that the shipping forecast saves lives and the cricket was available on several other formats.

Weather forecasting saves lives – and it doesn't seem like a business you'd go into out of a cut-throat desire to make money.

No one took Sandy lightly, as early warning and real time information derived from NOAA's satellites and forecasts saved lives.

The effort, which brought together more than 65 researchers and students, collected important meteorological, climatological and operational data that will increase the accuracy of weather forecasts, ultimately saving lives and property.

Despite the BBC already introducing stringent cost savings of 3% a year until 2012-13 – forecastoto save a total of £1.7bn – the onset of the economic downturn over the past four months has led to a new round of belt tightening for the BBC.

Delays in assessments have cut by £140m expected savings over the course of this parliament, with the DWP now forecast to save £640 million a year by 2015, rather than its prediction of £780m, said the NAO.

Delays in assessments have cut by £140m expected savings over the course of this parliament, with the DWP now forecast to save £640m a year by 2015, rather than its prediction of £780m, said the NAO.

* The London Joint Improvement Programme, forecast to save £28m on a range of services and community equipment in London.

The vaccination programme in the UK is forecast to save 400 young lives each year in the UK".