Sentence examples for little to save from inspiring English sources

Spend a little to save a lot.

She knew her impoverished family could do little to save her.

As a result, he felt that doctors could do little to save him.

Speaking to Sky News, Lord Heseltine suggested the Government could do little to save businesses in trouble.

3) Under the most optimistic scenario, the money so unchastely earned will be far too little to save anyone.

The issue has been the subject of debate recently after other studies suggested the programme does little to save lives.

"Taking a little time and a little inconvenience to save a lot of lives is a good deal for America," Mr. Clinton said.

They are all preventive ― spend a little now to save a lot later.

And with every house torn up, the city becomes a little harder to save.

By the time all was said and done, there was little left to save.

It's a little harder to save recipes you find outside the app, say in The New York Times.