Sentence examples for lifetime saving from inspiring English sources

Is it OK to refuse? A. If your daughter seeks the independent adventure of a lifetime, saving up to pay for it is the place to start.

For instance, the budget wants to introduce special tax-sheltered accounts—"lifetime saving accounts"—that would in effect eliminate the taxation of saving for most Americans.

As well as low-VOC paints and varnishes, natural rubber is a great alternative to vinyl, and timber floors can last a lifetime, saving many replacement carpets (just make sure any new wood is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council).

He also gave Maduro the gift of a lifetime, saving him from what would have been his first potential crisis as presidential candidate, namely internal sabotage.

Hicks estimates the lifetime saving at $250m.

NPVSEG, net present value of lifetime saving from electricity generated by the PV plant.

"In recent decades the world has made dramatic progress in cutting child deaths and improving opportunities for children; we are now reaching a tipping point where preventable child deaths could be eradicated in our lifetime," Save the Children's chief executive, Justin Forsyth, said.

Outcomes included life expectancy, lifetime costs, and incremental cost-effectiveness ratios [ICERs; dollars/year of life saved ($/YLS ].

Not a lot for a lifetime of saving.

Fees are a major determinant of how much money one has at the end of a lifetime of saving.

The chancellor announced a cut in the pension pot lifetime allowance, saving £600m that had been earmarked by Labour to help fund its flagship pledge to cut tuition fees.