Sentence examples for would be savings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Best said that the consultants' estimate that $25 million could be saved sounded "reasonable," but that it was difficult to say how much of that would be savings — and how much of it would simply chip away at the rate of growth.

There would be savings in compliance costs; Mr. Graetz dismisses complaints about that.

On top of that there would be savings from lower health and social costs, better air quality and the like.

The majority of over-75s are entitled to pension credit anyway, and there would be savings from scrapping the means test.

There would be savings from a free membership in the building's fitness complex and even a year of free maid service, given to penthouse residents.

"If parliament were located in a cheaper part of the country, there would be savings of £20m in reduced employment costs, and the creation of 5,000 badly needed jobs".

There would also be savings if most of the current cast transferred, cutting down on rehearsal time.

At the time, the claim was that the benefit would eventually be savings of £215m a year.

Other advantages would be cost savings and an improved quality of life for these patients.

The HIV services would be cost saving, if more than 0.65 new HIV infections were averted.

The early pregnancy and contraceptive services would be cost saving, if more than 178 unwanted pregnancies were averted.