Sentence examples for whereas saving from inspiring English sources

The right mortgage can make a house affordable now, whereas saving for the entire amount for the same house might not be possible.

Whereas "Saving Private Ryan" offered clean heroism and strength of purpose, Malick's film meanders through elegiac and episodic montages, without ever quite finding its core, despite some dramatic combat scenes.To stand out, war films in America must provide heroes and villains, battle and glory, and a clear message about war or peace, one way or the other.

Whereas, for saving work, it seems reasonable to solve them directly.

By extension, rich countries with their greying populations should be saving whereas younger, fast-growing developing countries should be borrowing heavily.

New research in Kenya finds that only 19% of households had one, whereas 78% saved via a ROSCA.

"The Australians and Americans put their two best swimmers at the start, whereas we saved ours and the tactic paid off.

In fact, the whole situation requires a bit of cost-benefit analysis: Verizon gives you 50 fewer megabytes of bandwidth, but retains their unlimited data plan, whereas AT&T saves you five dollars on its upper-tier plan (unless you go over 2 GB, in which case you pay $10 for another 2).

Greenman doesn't think so; he argues that there's "romance in thinking about what's unrecoverable," whereas a saved correspondence that can be re-read and easily amended elicits a dulled version of heartache.

Spiegel argued that his company isn't competing head-to-head with Instagram, explaining that Snapchat is about sharing moments, whereas Instagram is about saving beautified photos.

Whereas the mission is saving lives through access to safe and effective medicines, GF-JIATF looks well beyond its immediate and limited goals of protecting only donor supply chains.

Worst of all, they fail to enjoy spying as a treacherous game; they think they are saving the world, whereas the Brits know that, apart from Britain's dwindling interests, there's nothing to be saved, just the endless struggle itself, well or poorly joined.