Sentence examples for will thereby save from inspiring English sources

Many will go without available treatment, will get sicker than they need to get — and will thereby save the rest of us money.

(This could be the case, for example, when the one who switches the trolley does so to kill the one whom he hates, only knowing that he will thereby save the other five workmen).

But on the key question - whether the extra money will work and thereby save the NHS from the threat of privatisation - Mr Dewar struggles to offer a ringing endorsement: "There is a good chance that people will live with what the government has mapped out".

You can still use the radio and the A/C and only the electric motor will operate, thereby saving gas.

Both the emergent and time-zero search strategies will allow rapid assessment of medical records and thereby save considerable time in reviewing the medical records.

"We wished the lad to go, and thereby save himself.

This type of study will provide value to maritime stakeholders and decision makers [16] and eventually enable employers to implement cost effective preventive measures and better integrated care and thereby save money.

The company's bigger plan is to put similar vertical farms in metro areas all over the country and eventually around the world, so that its distribution will always be local, thereby saving transportation costs and fuel and riding the enthusiasm for the locally grown.

If you drive, say, 30 miles a day there is a very good chance your engine will never kick on, thereby saving you a tankful of gas.

Only pressing a button instead of applying dyes to the mucosa will provide enhanced imaging, thereby saving time.

In fact, I only mention it in the vague hope you'll go out and buy the DVD in such numbers that some enterprising UK network will consider broadcasting the fifth season, thereby saving me the trouble of illegally downloading it).