Sentence examples for thought to save from inspiring English sources

So no one thought to save and preserve them.

Breast cancer screening is thought to save 1,300 lives a year.

I turned to my son but he and my nephews had disappeared, and now I thought to save myself.

But removing vouchers, which are thought to save parents up to £2,400 a year on the cost of nurseries, nannies or childminders, would strip "effective and popular childcare support from hard-working parents", the former ministers said.

In "Feverish Propositions," the man has the thermometer, the woman has the fever: he takes her temperature, which, she says, she "had thought to save for a more difficult day".

I AM NOT JADEN.' While his tweets threaten to be lost in their entirety forever, fortunately Complex thought to save a fair few of them and turn them into a quiz, encompassing such classics as 'Currently Going Through Customs Even Though I Was Born on This Planet,' 'Instagram Is A Black Hole Of Time And Energy', and the infamous arboreal nugget of wisdom that was: 'Most Trees Are Blue'.

But the bailout fund is big enough, Mr. Soros thinks, to save Europe in a different way.

Maybe you remember seeing an article you wanted to read while you were at the airport, but didn't think to save — search for "LAX" and there are all the things you did or looked at while you were there.

While people think to save money, they often don't think to make financial investments.

We save up for homes and weddings, but for most people, you don't think to save up for adoption".

If one thinks to save everything, through the last resort of governments, through public debts, you end up with saving nothing and at the end, you even lose public budgets.