Sentence examples for generally saved from inspiring English sources

Credit card statements are also generally saved for a shorter length of time, and there can be fees for getting older bills.

But these wines, which can age for decades and touch both the head and the heart, are generally saved for special occasions.

After 10 overs the score stood at 86 for nought, forcing MS Dhoni to introduce Dwayne Bravo into the attack sooner than planned – the competition's leading wicket-taker is generally saved for the end.

Indeed, David Owen, an economist at Dresdner Kleinwort, an investment bank, points out that during this decade British households have generally saved more of their income than German households have.

(i) Centre: It is the input domain vector, generally saved in the output layer weights in the hidden layer neuron.

Whilst less than 18%% of businesses have recorded their energy consumption reduction (if any had been achieved), those that do had generally saved modest amounts (80 % had saved less than £1000), with the remaining 20%% having recorded savings in excess of £5000 over the past year.

How much does it generally save you on prescriptions?

Hotels generally save 20 to 30percentt in water and electricity costs within two years.

Middle-class Americans spend tax breaks, while wealthy taxpayers generally save them.

Google Classroom quickly makes a copy of a Google document for each of your students, creates drive folders for assignments and generally saves time organising everyone (including you).

In short, there's a new literary sheriff in town, able to bend time, jump universes, solve crime, fight zombies, perform magic, and generally save mankind from itself.