Sentence examples for suggests saving from inspiring English sources

Harris suggests saving on office space by using a local innovation centre.

The advisory council suggests saving a fragment of K-25, the Roosevelt Cell, which was intended as a viewing platform for President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

As the increase in censorship and arrests for "subversion" in the last three years suggests, saving the Communist Party's monopoly on power remains Beijing's uppermost priority, ensuring a continued debate over human rights issues and democracy.

Consumer Reports suggests saving on drug costs by using $4 generic versions available at many chain drug stores, switching to generics if you haven't already and even splitting pills "where appropriate".

Where Republican orthodoxy suggests saving poor people from welfare dependency by mercifully reducing the amount of money they receive, Mr Rubio aims to cut welfare spending by reducing the demand for it, keeping funding at the same level but handing anti-poverty programmes over to the states to figure out what works.

In this passage Gandhi suggests saving even the tiniest creature.

Nothing is certain about such demonstration, Gassendi suggests, save the limits imposed upon it by the frailty of human intellectual capacities.

Ms. Quinn, in her proposals, suggested saving 1 percent of the department's transportation budget, $15 million.

"I would suggest saving lots of money before university if you're in a similar situation to me," she says.

It suggested saving money by moving those people into managed-care programs rather than letting them choose their doctors.

As a result, some legislators and military experts have suggested saving the basic version to replace the oldest White House helicopters, while starting over on a more advanced craft.