Sentence examples for long term saving from inspiring English sources

While more expensive than a "prison basic" sentence, enhanced custodial interventions are better value for money in the long term, saving up to £130,000 per sentenced offender when taking into account the savings from fewer victims costs.

In the long term, saving and investment will be brought into line by the cost of capital.

As academics we know very little, even today, about how households use energy efficiency measures in their homes; little work has been done so far to identify which behaviour changes can be sustained in the long term, saving energy and slashing family fuel bills.

In the long term, saving gives companies the funds to invest in new equipment and in research and development.

Action now will prevent increasing oral health problems in the future, and consequently long term saving of scarce resources will occur.

This advantage for anastrozole could, in the long term, save much unnecessary anxiety and health service costs.

But Bowen carefully avoided committing to reinstate $80bn cut from projected health and education funding over the next decade – a long-term saving the Coalition revealed in last year's budget and which angered state and territory governments of both political persuasions.

Part of LivingHomes' business model counts on tax incentives and the long term cost saving advantages of energy efficient appliances.

The result, for the rest of this decade, will be a slowly climbing roller-coaster ride, one that shows acceptable yields over the long term (thus saving baby boomers with no retirement programs), but not much fun for risk-taking investors.

The costs implication of prolonged treatment, however, should be further studied to determine whether the costs reduction and long term costs saving resulting from early treatment offset the costs of prolonged treatment.

"But over the long term it saves money".