Sentence examples for which will eventually save from inspiring English sources

£100m will be invested in a new prison in North Wales – a scheme which will eventually save £20m every year.

The change will eventually save £65m a year.

That change will eventually save money for the states.

For thrifty and numerate consumers, it will eventually save money.

"The new research will eventually save money and lives," said Representative Pete Stark, Democrat of California.

But the companies may be able to persuade regulators that the merger will eventually save people money.

With Silicon Valley elites so keen on saving the world, shouldn't we also ask who will eventually save us from Silicon Valley?

Supporters of the research hope it will eventually save money by discouraging the use of costly, ineffective treatments.

If you are going to Nando's all the time then this card will eventually save you money.

The agency says this will eventually save $1 billion a year as the standard format encourages more and more electronic filing.

This is an unpalatable message for an administration so committed to austerity, but reducing reoffending will eventually save money and improve lives inside and outside jails.