Sentence examples for ideal of saving from inspiring English sources

Tyomi's upbringing in a strict Baptist, two-parent household in suburban Chicago meant that sexuality was discussed only to warn against teen pregnancy, to educate about STD prevention and to preach the ideal of saving sex for marriage.

Yahiko also learns the principles of Kamiya Kasshin-ryū, which matches Kenshin's ideal of saving lives.

Use of PASS2 superfamily members as query is a trade-off, between use of all the SCOP members as query (ideal for best coverage) and a single query for the entire structural superfamily (ideal for saving computational time).

The study found that a treatment comparable to a standard human influenza duration in dose and duration (5 days) worked against the 2004 strain--but it was far from an ideal drug, saving only 50% of mice with a lethal infection.

Determine the number of saves.

Using that as your goal, it's ideal to start saving when you're in your 20s and to put away 15% of your gross income, or close to it, month after month.

"As a resident, my highest ideal was not saving lives - everyone dies eventually - but guiding a patient or family to an understanding of death or illness".

A bureaucrat's disgust with the betrayal of a cherished ideal saved the Olympic movement from itself.

Nzapalainga said they sought "to defend an ideal, and to save the lives of Christians and Muslims".

Getting married in the house where you grew up is the stuff of many brides' dreams - but for some that romantic ideal could also save them a lot of money.

A spokesman said she would tell the story of "happy people who went away in 1914 with the King's Regiment, their hope brimming with courage to save the ideal of their time".