Sentence examples for has saved itself from inspiring English sources

As a result, Syria would argue, it has saved itself from a militant Sunni uprising.Even before September 11th, the American State Department had reined back its democracy programmes in the Arab world.

NBC could have saved itself a lot of bunny tails.

But Apple could have saved itself some investor concern by handling both in a more forthright manner.

Had the IMF stuck to this sort of assessment throughout the referendum campaign, it would have saved itself embarrassment now.

One imagines Paul Feig's Ghostbusters might have saved itself a lot of pain by following a similar approach.

Turnout was just above 75%.The PP is deemed to have saved itself from the instant internal blood-letting that would have followed a more serious defeat.

He confirmed the BBC did not try to contact him prior to broadcast, and that if it had it could have saved itself "a lot of agonising and money".

The IAAF president, Sebastian Coe, has promised to investigate the claims of bribery in the bidding process but Warner believes that, if the process was fair, the London bid might have saved itself $7.2m.

That seething public anger is also the reason why Imran Khan, the cricketer-turned-politician, with his similar message of cleaning up politics, has been able to attract big crowds to his rallies.The government might have saved itself from the full brunt of this onslaught its wily leaders are skilled at finding ways to preserve their spell in office.

The company now treats him much more respectfully and his site has gained a large following.Increasingly, companies are learning that the best defence against these attacks is to take blogs seriously and fix rapidly whatever problems they turn up.One firm that could have saved itself a lot of trouble is Diebold, an Ohio-based firm that makes automated cash machines.

It would be nice to think that if George Bailey had been around in September, the United States government could have saved itself $700 billion, Iceland could have averted near bankruptcy, and the rest of the world could have avoided another trillion dollars in bailouts and the prospect of a deep and long recession.