Sentence examples for prospects of saving from inspiring English sources

Because of it, we spend far more public money on rail safety than on road safety, putting a small chance of saving a few lives ahead of much better prospects of saving far more.

Her sister and her family made it to Petaluma, she posted later, but prospects of saving the home were grim as photos streamed in of entire blocks of homes ablaze and churches in ashes.

Few seemed soothed by the prospect of saving a few cents per gallon over the summer.

The mouth spoke of perspective, the glint in his eyes at the sudden prospect of saving Fulham said another.

Cash was tight, and the prospect of saving money on my credit card processing was very attractive.

The expectation is that the prospect of saving energy costs over the long term will lead to major investments in more efficient heating and cooling systems.

Somehow, I doubt that the prospect of saving 60 cents a day will be the deciding factor in many new-car purchases.

Had it been discovered and antibiotics administered on 2 August, White said they would have had a reasonable prospect of saving her life.

Scott P. Kurnit, who is the chief executive of AdKeeper and the founder of About.com (which is owned by The New York Times Company), acknowledged that many people are initially puzzled at the prospect of saving ads.

"Donors should not be nickel and diming this research because by spending only $100 million they have a prospect of saving billions of dollars in treatment costs," Mr. Over said.

Even some tourists who had no intention of buying Cipro before they arrived said they had been drawn in by the many signs and the prospect of saving up to 40percentt on the pills.