Sentence examples for more important saves from inspiring English sources

So a Nazi saves me, and more important, saves Mischa.

For Wehrmann the arrangement saves time (a "Star Trek" cast member recently signed 200 items for him in 20 minutes); more important, it saves face.

We need to acknowledge that saving lives is more important than saving money – and if history is any guide, federal regulation of drug prices will not even save money.

More important, it saves $7 billion in capital costs, notably on Rosebank, a deepwater discovery west of the Shetland Islands that is likely to be one of Europe's most expensive projects in the coming years.

More important, it saves customers on the hidden costs of currency transactions by using the mid-market rate – that is the mid-point between the buy and sell price – which generally isn't available to retail customers.

However, by sitting on the news for so long Sony management made it clear that saving face is more important than saving personal data.

"Saving ourselves became far more important than saving the world," said Hunter of the epic 45-day voyage.

But then, as Catherine McCartney said in the Linen Hall Library, it often seems that saving "the process" is more important than saving a life.

And perhaps saving the earth is more important than saving lives.

"My feeling was that saving human lives was more important than saving a percentage of shrimp and crab in Lake Pontchartrain," Towers said.

While most observers, including German policy makers, believe Germany will do what is necessary to save the euro, it is more important to save the European Union, which is older, larger and more significant than the euro zone.