Sentence examples for saving means from inspiring English sources

More saving means less spending and hence less demand.

Thus, an increase in saving means that the natural rate of interest declines.

Reduced saving means less funds for capital accumulation, which in turn impedes economic growth.

He eats 25 of them, ploughs 48 back into the field as seed corn for next year's harvest and lends two to a neighbouring farm.To an economist, saving means anything not consumed.

I often find myself stuck with photos that I edited weeks ago, sitting there just because I haven't spent the time closing them because I know that closing them means saving, and saving means time that I don't want to spend.

Saving means consuming less, and of course this hurts the economy.

"And 2010 is likely to be more difficult for hotels because companies are telling their employees that every penny saved means fewer people laid off or fewer cuts in pay".

Every dollar saved means a dollar more in profit.

Every dollar that you save means one less dollar that you may have to borrow (and less money that you will then have to pay back with interest).

To save means to place money you can't afford to lose in a vehicle that is safe and has guaranteed growth.

We have assumed that a "life saved" means screening helps cure one woman with breast cancer who would have otherwise died from the disease without screening.