Sentence examples for tiny savings from inspiring English sources

Going beyond that is very expensive for tiny savings".

The cut in benefits for lone parents was highly emotive, but it yielded tiny savings.

Still, tiny savings each year could add up in the long run.

David Cameron's government claimed that the tiny savings it made were required to reduce the deficit.

But he brought the crowd to its feet with a story about how a union member had given him a $100 campaign contribution out of her tiny savings.

At one point, it even tried financing itself from the tiny savings of the poor (ie, no aid at all), though this drastic form of self-help proved a step too far: hardly any lenders or borrowers put themselves forward.

Killing the publication for the sake of a tiny saving would be a truly gratuitous step toward a dumbed-down country.

"Killing the publication for the sake of a tiny saving would be a truly gratuitous step toward a dumbed-down country," Krugman wrote.

But starting around 2004, they started following the same dangerous path as the the tiny US savings and loans companies in the 1990s, which gorged on mortgage lending.

Robert L. Johnson, the founder and former chief executive of Black Entertainment Television, has acquired a tiny Florida savings and loan and plans to move it to Washington to use as the springboard for a large consumer financial services company aimed at black customers.

The company, which is based in Houston, Texas, refocused on commercial and industrial customers, for which even tiny percentage savings are meaningful.