Sentence examples for it would save on from inspiring English sources

In addition to trying to restrict how the Congolese government could use the money it would save on servicing its debt, Wolfowitz demanded further changes to the agreement.

It would save on water, too.

Proponents of the idea say it would save on welfare administration costs, reduce the poverty traps of traditional welfare states, be fair to people who have jobs, and give people more autonomy in general.

The idea behind PACE was to turn that idea toward upgrades like new windows and insulation or solar arrays that often cost more than property owners could pay upfront but less than they would save on electricity bills over time.

I figured with the kitchen I'd save on restaurant expenses, which would offset the added cost, and so I took it for my remaining three nights.

On a calculator, unbidden, he showed me how much I'd save on a $51,000 Corvette on a zero percent loan, instead of the conventional 7percentt.

"It would save space on bumper stickers," he said, imagining just one word: Bush.

"If you could turn the operating room in a [hospital] building into a plant, it would save money on health care," he said.

Finalizing soot regulations now would not only show that President Obama is serious about keeping our air and water clean--it would save us millions on healthcare costs, and would prevent thousands of Americans from suffering needlessly--even dying--as the result of unchecked pollution.

He promised it would save 9% on electricity and gas an annual household savings of about A$550 $4300).

It would save a fortune on disposable toothbrushes and I would no longer arrive wearing a rainproof baker boy cap during an unexpected heatwave.