Sentence examples similar to savings fire from inspiring English sources

Many residents of the Oakridge development are elderly or live on fixed incomes and have only a gossamer financial safety net of savings and fire insurance.

It is possible that the fiscal straits faced by both the city and the state will make any late-game saving of fire companies less likely.

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The annual savings from firing them all: $12 billion.

With honed brewing prowess (and a good chunk of his savings) Hall fired up the kettles at his own operation Nashville's Yazoo Brewing in 2003.

That means it is harder, if not impossible, for them to save for the future or invest in their own businesses and leaves them vulnerable to losing their savings in a fire, or through flooding or theft.

Cash is expensive not merely because of the risk of being robbed at the cash machine or losing your savings to a fire, flood or abusive spouse.

Use of stokers affords substantial fuel savings over hand firing.

It originally referred to the money a merger would "create in savings" (generally by firing people); it soon stretched to include predicted new profits.

Devaluation and default had wiped out savings and Boris Yeltsin had fired his government, raising fears of an unstable succession.

The state-run Web site Eastday.com cited a construction worker as saying that crews were installing energy-saving insulation when the fire occurred, The Associated Press reported, and a witness told Xinhua that he saw construction materials burning before the fire.