Sentence examples for savings going forward from inspiring English sources

This is going to result in tremendous cost savings going forward".

But the companies can point to the measures during their conference calls with investors and analysts and project the savings going forward.

ICF International finds that "New Englanders could have saved approximately $3.7 billion in wholesale electricity costs during the 2013-2014 'Polar Vortex' winter had the proposed [now suspended] Northeast Energy Direct NEDD) Project been in service". The additional capacity that NED would provide could "generate $2.1 billion to $2.8 billion in annual savings going forward for New England" (here).

"We'll have savings and going forward, we'll create jobs by attracting investors," Lewis said.

Because it's unknown how the proposed changes might affect DROP enrollment and the length of time people choose to remain in the program, the actuaries said it would be safer to assume annual savings of nearly $7 million going forward.

He was also more specific than he had been in the past about how to squeeze more savings out of municipal union contracts going forward.

But Vaizey said: "I am pretty certain that we are going to save significant amounts of money going forward and we will see a significant amount of those savings going into film production".

"They will not be able to sustain that level of advertising without hampering margin growth going forward because those restructuring savings are going to fade as time goes on," Mr. Milling said.

Going forward, the nation must increase savings, not consumption.

Understanding the impact of hospital concentrations on cost savings is valuable for both U.S. health policy and hospital administration going forward as U.S. hospitals face increasing pressure to operate more efficiently.

Our proposal to the state is simple: legislate lower costs this year and, going forward, give us the authority to negotiate fair pension savings ourselves.