Sentence examples for prices saving from inspiring English sources
The coalition government tried to do that: by bringing forward a reverse auction of green energy contracts in February it claimed to have driven down wholesale prices, saving over £100m a year.Yet this was a marginal saving; and falling coal and gas prices have made Mr Davey's insistence that the renewables splurge will one day appear good value seem wishful.
The companies said they would build up to 150 engines at fixed prices, saving the government as much as $1 billion if a rival, Pratt & Whitney, matched the price.
Given the high cost of renting and exorbitant house prices, saving for a deposit is doubly difficult: it follows that the only hope many people have is a financial windfall that awkwardly coincides with a family death.
Wal-Mart's "everyday low prices" save Americans at least $50 billion a year.The problem with the first argument is that it smacks of appeasement.
Rising oil prices saved Russia, but much of the force went out of American efforts to turn it into a nation of laws, where the government collected taxes and corruption did not undercut markets.
On the subject of costs, ensure that you do not break the bank with sky-high prices; save up for the best outfit you can afford without taking daddy's credit card.
"It said, 'Potpourri, pansy pattern.' " She bought the whole set -- from the drinking glass to the shower curtain -- at 50percentt of list price, saving $100 or so.
Lloyds won a Court of Appeal decision on Thursday allowing it to buy bonds back from armchair investors at below market price, saving it around £200m a year over the next five years.
Based on 2013 figures, every $1 drop in the oil price saves it an annual $2.1 billion.
"We know from the evidence in Canada that minimum pricing saves lives.
Another scramble ensued in the Wales box that somehow did not result in a third Croatia goal before Price saved a Mandzukic header and Modric drove wide.
