Sentence examples for impulse to save from inspiring English sources

Look at the first impulse: to save money to make the bankers happy.

The problem, he argues, is that the impulse to save is effectively discouraged.

France's Finance Minister, François Baroin, has talked about a "Franco-German political impulse" to save the euro.

The impulse to save two young women from 12 years of hard labor in a North Korean gulag is powerful.

Even if more resources are found, the humanitarian impulse to save lives clashes with the political need to curb illegal migration.

Rowe intends this scene, and its suggestion of swimmers enticed to their deaths by a Spielbergian impulse to save youth at all costs, to be taken literally.

Gripped by an archival impulse, he begins to save certain ones.

Anxious to distance himself from the war criminals stockpiled at Landsberg, Bernie takes his interrogators back to 1930, when a humanitarian impulse led him to save Mielke's life in Berlin.

An early impulse was to try to save and transform the old hospital buildings, but conversion proved too difficult.

"The basic idea is to meet people where they're at, and give them an opportunity to save on impulse at a time when they're liquid".

And so it is that, despite being predominately good and empathetic individuals, we are unable to translate that individual impulse and unquestioning self-sacrifice to save a child dying in front of us into the scale of empathy and action that needs to be taken by us as a group.