Sentence examples for saved somewhere from inspiring English sources

Are everybody's old text messages saved somewhere, waiting for the sender or receiver to become famous or infamous?

But after watching Drew Barrymore muddle along with an addled memory in "50 First Dates," I realized that even if I had amnesia, much of the information about my life would still be saved somewhere.

Even if it holds off, no one thinks the next three-year deal will be generous: money needs to be saved somewhere, and boring-sounding council grants may be easier prey than health, education and other popular public services.Secondly, councils, like most folk, aren't making much on their investments anymore.

The researchers reckon that if this fall can truly be ascribed to Prozac and its kin, those drugs have saved somewhere between 22,000 and 45,000 lives in 14 years.One reason this observation is important is that there have been persistent suggestions that some SSRIs, Prozac among them, actually cause suicidal thoughts in certain people who did not previously suffer from them.

It's a good way to make sure your photos are saved somewhere.

Considering that recently the average US houshold used 903 kilowatt hours per month at an average price of $0.1209 per kilowatt hour, that means Facebook could have saved somewhere in the ballpark of $52 million in energy thanks to Open Compute designs.

The MoJ reckons telephone advice costs 45% less than equivalent face-to-face advice and will save somewhere between £40m and £60m a year.

Not only does this save somewhere between 75-90% of the cost of filament, but McNaney reports that companies including Nasa, Dow and Toyota have purchased his equipment to experiment with new filament materials as well as additive manufacturing.

Sir John has calculated that if every NHS organisation in Britain currently operating at costs one standard deviation above the mean were to improve its performance to the mean level, the NHS would save somewhere close to the £15 billion it is supposed to find over the next five years.It is about care as well as costs.

He estimated that creating a council in the north west alone would save "somewhere in the region of £200m a year".

Charlie Kuffner, division manager at San Francisco-based construction firm Swinerton & Walberg points out that by using BidCom's system the company is saving somewhere on the order of $7,000 to $8,000 per project per day.