Sentence examples for the difficulties of saving from inspiring English sources

Speaking of the difficulties of saving individual heritage buildings, Mr. Koujalgi had said that Intach often resorted to trying to save what he called "streetscapes".

The difficulties of saving £12bn have been exacerbated by low inflation.

It makes no claims to being about good and evil, the difficulty of saving the world in the modern era, or the inner lives of any of its characters.

The difficulty of saving for a deposit, coupled with a lack of appetite among lenders for high loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages, means the number of singletons making purchases is dropping.

Yet even those with jobs can become mired in motel life for years because of bad credit ratings and the difficulty of saving the extra months' rent and security deposits to secure an apartment.

These choices illustrate the difficulty of saving for college.

The increased difficulty of saving for retirement from continually changing benefits programs.

Most of us have difficulty with the concept of saving more because we can't imagine having a smaller paycheck to live on.

Capping that (and here Agnes sounded exasperated), Simon was leasing a small corporate plane his somewhat lame excuse being that it would save money, given the difficulties of connecting the head office to the other offices in the region.

GPs reported the difficulties of needing to choose between potential harms (eg, incontinence and impotence) and the chance of saving lives.

He described the difficulties of competitive skating.