Sentence examples for practice saving from inspiring English sources

Biologics have made big headway into medical practice, saving countless lives and contributing greatly to industry profits, but small-molecule drugs still dominate scrips.

DH care for diabetic patients with hyperglycemic crisis was an efficient practice, saving 1,418.4 € per patient.

Unlike current legal practice, saving illegal data in the temporary data cache of the computer was not enough for a conviction in 2002 – only if a permanent recording of the illegal material could be proven was it possible to convict the accused.

It is not clear what this might mean in practice, save that Russia is exploring yet again ways to strengthen its regional influence.

Many will argue that this decision, followed by concerted action among party activists putting the theory into practice, saved the Liberal party.

"This practice saves the staff from arbitrating fights and gang wars in juvenile homes, but once a new inmate challenges the chosen ones, it leads to more fights," he said.

Berger's book illustrates how good general practice saves the NHS a fortune by doing things hospitals cannot do – knowing patients well; caring for them in their own homes; managing uncertainty; gauging when and when not to push for a diagnosis.

A GP practice saves about £20K a year and an urgent care center saves £120K a year".

That day at the pool, mindfulness practice saved me from my "brain weather".

The practice saved the company "many times the value of the free service," its president William Orton once told Congress.

Ross Perlin, author of the book "Intern Nation," estimates there are 500,000 unpaid interns nationwide (based on census data and private research) and says the practice saves companies about $2 billion annually in labor costs.