Sentence examples for operations saving from inspiring English sources

Nomura buys Lehman Brothers UKK operations, saving 2,500 City jobs.

Between June 1944 and the spring of 1945, the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops performed 20 such operations, saving an untold number of American lives.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff later praised Mr. Gross's project, code-named Joan-Eleanor, as having ranked among the Allies' "most successful wireless intelligence-gathering operations, saving millions of lives by shortening the war".

The Joint Chiefs of Staff later said the project, code-named "Joan-Eleanor," was among the Allies' "most successful wireless intelligence-gathering operations, saving millions of lives by shortening the war".

The data-driven mindset also can help streamline day-to-day operations, saving hours or even days of productivity.

It will also cut 17,000 jobs by discontinuing operations, saving $900 million, the company says, and it will sell "a series of non-core businesses, including…the wireless resale business, which alone will save $700 million annually".

Putting online the unglamorous tasks of internal operations saves money, provides faster answers for customers and partners and offers more interesting assignments for employees.

And as for physical plant … AT&T's New Jersey operations saved over 5 million dollars in real estate costs when it transitioned 600 employees to telecommuting.

Gathering the courage to go through a year of operations saved me from a life of bitterness and resentment.

These developments have increased the productivity of company operations, saved the time and effort of drivers, and provided new, more accessible forms of entertainment to men and women who often spend long periods of time away from home.

Mr. Sidgmore also plans to sell or shut down a wireless operation, saving $700 million to $800 million annually, and to sell real estate.