Sentence examples for in addition to the savings from inspiring English sources
But, in addition to the savings on hospital costs, there may be additional benefits.
In addition to the savings identified in last April's budget, £12 billion ($19.6 billion) will supposedly be cut over four years.The Tories cried plagiarism, with justification, but avenged the policy theft by stealing personnel.
But in addition to the savings that will be gained from no longer having to store the discs, Universal could be in line for a substantial tax write-off as a result of the donation.
Although company executives declined to comment yesterday, people close to the cable services noted that in addition to the savings that could be derived from the deal, Disney had the potential to improve the service's relatively weak ratings among adults 18 to 49 years old.
In addition to the savings tracking tool, she noted, ING Direct has recently added other enhancements, like a remote check deposit option, and has removed foreign-transaction fees for debit-card use internationally, which is consistent with Capital One's "longstanding" policy.
In addition to the savings from the workforce reduction, the company expects savings in merchandising expenses, capital and materials.
In addition to the water savings, there is a significant wastewater discharge saving achieved through the use of water conservation strategies and greywater reuse.
These efficiency savings would not hit frontline services he said and were in addition to the £11bn savings set out by Darling last week, but not due to start being implemented by Labour until 2011-12.
The £15m saved from the online creative review is in addition to the annual savings.
At the low end, 4percentt savings would add up to $150 million per year of direct healthcare costs at full implementation, in addition to the "soft savings" associated with fewer sick days taken and better productivity from a healthier workforce.
In addition to the monetary savings it offers, corporate housing has lifestyle appeal.
