Sentence examples for push savings from inspiring English sources

"With a dysfunctional banking system, which has, for more than a decade, failed to push savings into the private-sector economy, monetary growth has failed to generate new credit creation by the banking system," said Jeff Uscher, an equity strategist at WestLB Panemure in New York.

Such intelligent controls can push the average energy savings with LED lighting from 50%to70%0%, according to the European commission.

And he didn't notice that the spike in house prices had led to a surge in consumption pushing saving rates to nearly zero?

At present, neither market pull nor technology push can be relied upon to deliver energy savings.

By 2006, they had saved another $20,000, which pushed their savings up to $98,000.

In the long term, demographic pressure will push the saving rate down further as more people retire.

But their plan pushed such savings 10 years into the future, while they attacked Mr. Obama for having cut Medicare spending to help finance the health care law.

claimed that supermarkets were pushing illusory savings and fooling shoppers into choosing products that they might not have bought if they knew the full facts.

The faster rate of incomes compared with spending also pushed the savings rate to 1.4percentt in January from a record low of 1percentt in December.

Consumers have sated themselves on big-ticket purchases and pushed their savings rates to almost zero, leaving them an unlikely engine of economic recovery, Mr. Paulsen said.

The future of post-16 education is "on a cliff edge", Labour has said, with sixth form and further education colleges facing possible closure as the Treasury pushes for savings as part of the upcoming spending review.