Sentence examples for sort of saving from inspiring English sources

Given that the equivalent Renault is usually cheaper than the Nissan version, this entry-level diesel could well represent the sort of saving that proves a clincher.

The Obama administration needs to encourage the sort of saving that will put consumers on sounder financial footing and free up resources that could be directed at long overdue investments in transportation infrastructure, alternative energy, education, worker training and the like.

It's all over the news right now, this idea that Central America needs some sort of saving.

Because it is an album that features, like Springsteen said, a hard look at the real responsibilities of long-term relationships and all kinds of adult commitments, I do feel like it gives the women featured in its songs more dimensionality than most of the other female characters, often in need of some sort of saving, in many of the Boss's other epic rock songs and ballads.

But these sort of savings only get you so far.

But the sort of savings in merchandising that Proffitt's other acquisitions yielded look more remote this time.

It will have another $11.8 billion in what is known as the Rainy Day Fund, which functions as a sort of savings account that state leaders don't like to use for continuing expenses.

Many employers now offer a new kind of insurance that pairs high deductibles (often more than $1,000) with some sort of savings account that you can use to pay for health expenses before your insurance starts contributing.

Specialist Nicholas Stachler, who returned home this spring after 11 months in Iraq, was one of the soldiers who unwittingly bought American Amicable policies during his basic training at Fort Benning in the fall of 2002, thinking he was enrolling in some sort of savings plan.

One soldier, Specialist Michael Fresenburg, 20, who recently became engaged to his high school sweetheart back home in Columbia, Mo., said he thought he had agreed to participate in "a sort of savings fund".

Perhaps this stream of consciousness could indeed result in exactly the sort of savings that will allow the BBC to live within its means, absorb the World Service, and run pell mell into the future with news apps that work on television other than the "internet-connected" kind made by Samsung.