Sentence examples for projected saving from inspiring English sources

The projected saving with a 10% increase in mammography rate is $38 per woman in an employed cohort over a five-year period.

This suggests that the company was undervalued by a giant £2.8bn: six times the projected saving this year by the imposition of the bedroom tax; six times the amount of money the government hopes to save by the imposition of a levy that is causing misery to thousands of vulnerable people and their carers up and down the country.

The Home Office said its projected saving of £350m would come from improved productivity in the UK Border Agency, reduced use of consultants and cuts in IT spending.

For a start, the projected saving had already been downgraded to £390m, and the government on Friday suggested it would drop further to £360m.

Mr. Cunningham said LIPA hoped to sign up 283 homeowners and 150 commercial units for a projected saving of 2.1 megawatts.

At his news conference, Mr. Codey cited Virginia, which predicted saving $180 million over five years through similar measures, and Connecticut, which projects saving almost $4 million in 2005.

At the federal level, since 1998, 25 agencies have used performance contracts on about 580 projects, saving $13.4 billion and enough energy to power a city of 900,000 residents for a year, according to the Federal Energy Management Program.

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That's an enormous project saving.

The utility canceled the project, saving Mississippi ratepayers a ton of money and the atmosphere many tons of carbon pollution.

Connecting them to the deep-water cooling project saves 7.5 megawatts of electricity.