Sentence examples for saving gap from inspiring English sources

To reduce the saving gap by lowering the saving rate could be an ideal solution.

But Washington remains unwilling to address our unprecedented saving gap, and instead tries to duck responsibility by blaming China.

A study by the OECD and European Central Bank shows that, once adjusted for different tax and pension structures, the saving gap between America and continental Europe widens further.

Operators can also benefit from femtocells for saving coverage gaps or specific capacity problems.

(The savings aren't chump change: Barker says that a percentage point reduction in volume of clothes in a shipping carton saves The Gap $1 million).

An estimated $8 billion budget deficit looms next year, and his tax cuts and rebates could expand that, but Mr. Christie now says he will largely follow the governor's lead in closing the gap: saving $2 billion by deferring pension contributions and reaping a hoped-for $2 billion in additional federal stimulus aid.

To close the immunization gap, saving children must be the end goal.

The law and economics analysis of these duties, especially the duty of directors to maximize shareholder wealth, shows that these duties fill contractual gaps, saving on transaction costs.

When you think you see or hear your beloved cat or dog when the door or wind makes just the right jiggle or rustle, you are probably using well-trained prediction to fill in the gaps, saving on bandwidth and (usually) knowing your world better as a result.

This boosts investment and discourages saving, reducing the output gap.

The county has 394 empty nursing home beds out of a total of 6,815, so Taylor patients are being transferred to other homes, closing that gap and saving the hospital $8.5 million a year.