Sentence examples for make a life saving from inspiring English sources

"Together each of us can make a life saving impact on the children we love, and even the ones we do not know".

But the DVD includes two deleted scenes that show Felicity persuading a friend to make a life-saving choice.

Simon Gillespie, chief executive at the British Heart Foundation, said: "This is a special and historic moment for a part of the UK that has decided to stand up and make a life-saving change.

"Getting fast and accurate information to the public in a major incident or terrorist attack really could make a life-saving difference," noted Commander David Martin, who oversees emergency planning for the Metropolitan Police Service, in a statement.

April is a good time to remind everyone that they can make a life-saving contribution.

How many relatives will recognize their family's addict in these scared faces and make a life-saving phone call?

It can make a life-saving difference in emergency response, and in access and accuracy to information for everyone relying on GPS services.

It's even possible I might be two months into my term and I find out that my fetus, the size of a kidney bean, is growing in my fallopian tube and it will kill me if I do not make a life-saving decision -- will I be condemned for choosing my life versus both of us dying?

Girls Worldwide Can Increasingly Go To The Bathroom Without Fear Of Attack A private toilet may not seem like a privilege to some in westernized countries, but to the millions of girls and women living without access to basic sanitation, safe restroom facilities could make a life-saving difference.

Under this assumption, a short diagnostic turnaround time could make a life-saving difference.

Your donations to UNICEF will make a life-saving difference to untold thousands," say Roger Federer, Carlos Moya, Paradorn Srichaphan, and Gaston Gaudio in their video messages.