Sentence examples for makes considerable saving from inspiring English sources

This makes considerable saving in system resources.

It ought to be possible to make considerable savings by going directly from the nutrients to the meat.

Those looking for breast implants are heading to Poland, where they can make considerable savings, paying an average of £1,972 instead of £3,736 in Britain.

David Bogle, chief executive of Hightown Praetorian HA, argues that social landlords could make considerable savings if more of their bank borrowings were at floating rates of interest.

Unite regional officer Matt Smith said: "BA has made considerable savings with mixed fleet cabin crew but about 25 per cent of staff are leaving every year because they are so exhausted".

This is not just about efficiency: the government could make considerable savings by scrapping the 229 different civil service pay negotiations and replacing them with national bargaining, for example, or it could trim the £3.5bn spent on management consultants' fees.

It means that the power distribution utility can postpone investments and make considerable savings.

Virgin also pointed out that passengers can make considerable savings by buying their tickets in advance, and online.

On the other hand, commuters can make considerable savings by moving to less expensive locations, such as Southend in Essex, Southampton, or Grantham in Lincolnshire.

The dilemma now faced by the Isle of Man government is how to respond to this growing need while continuing to make considerable savings.

It provides good value for money and manages its budget well and has made "considerable" efficiency savings.