Sentence examples for set to save from inspiring English sources
"GMT was not set to save electricity or prevent accidents.
Malaria vaccine set to save millions of lives, but who will fund it?
The policy was aimed at cutting the benefits bill – the scheme was set to save around £1bn over five years.
Here's what actually happened: Osborne was set to save a quick £4.4bn from his tax credit cuts.
Reductions in the payments given to people in work through the new universal credit system are set to save £3.2bn.
The changes to hospitals and schools funding are set to save the federal government $80bn in total by 2024-25, the budget overview says.
That frustration may be shortlived, however, due to the increasing influence of machines and automation in driving, which is set to saving motorists hundreds of pounds in premiums.
The transfer process is slow and eats up gigabytes of storage (although you can choose a lower quality setting to save space).
Ichigo's development during the Rescue arc in which he sets to save Rukia Kuchiki from being executed have been praised by ANN's Theron Martin.
The commission also suggested using off-duty or retired public safety employees on film sets to save costs.
Seven Cardiff libraries look set to be saved after a U-turn by councillors.
