Sentence examples for primarily to save from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain uses the internet primarily to save money.

Iraqis will die on Sunday, for an election intended primarily to save the president from further embarrassment.

Bush is not leaving his command post in terrorist wartime primarily to save the world from recession.

My mum encouraged me to be creative and resourceful; buying locally, recycling and fixing rather than buying new was always something we did, primarily to save money.

"The easiest thing for me would be to run away, but I got a few more years to live," he said, adding that he's going to go back in business primarily to save Newport.

The same month, a joint survey by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and the UN Conference on Trade and Development revealed that more than 40% of the European companies canvassed planned to offshore jobs, primarily to save money.

An iron woman, Coach Len Spina pointed out, "because we play primarily doubleheaders to save on travel expenses and Melissa has caught all but about three innings".

Reactionary statesmen like Klemens von Metternich primarily wanted to save or return to traditional power structures and were in this sense "conservative," though their violent attempts to put down any perceived threat could be described as more paranoid than cautious.

By these lights the soul exists primarily to be saved or lost.

Iola Morton and Callie Shaw — Frank and Joe's "special friends" — turn up primarily to be saved from danger and to praise the boys.

Energy efficiency of buildings is primarily necessary in order to save costs and also reduce the amount of CO2 emission and greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.