Sentence examples for would only save from inspiring English sources

But in the coming year, the plan would only save about $60 million.

But to go too far would only save him trouble in the short run.

However, the proposed overhaul of British water supply would only save households about £8 a year on their water bill, the industry watchdog said.

"We tried to model it - putting BBC3, BBC4, online and iPlayer [in top up] - and it would only save a household £1.40 per month.

It later admitted the benefit of scrapping support for this nascent industry at this stage would only save energy consumers 50p a year.

"The CIS plan would save $58bn across the forward estimates and boost income by $56bn," says Cowan. "By contrast, what the government announced today would only save $2.4bn across the forward estimates".

Streamlining would not only save billions; it would help build a leaner, more effective military to fight the war on terrorism.

"More psychological awareness [among GPs] would not only save money but would meet the needs of patients more quickly and more comprehensively than the fragmented services we have at present".

More efficient air curtains would not only save energy but would enable more precise temperature control of the produce within the display cabinet, better preserving food quality.

This reduction would not only save money, they concluded, it would also result in nearly 2,000 fewer losses of normal fetuses as a result of the procedure.

Scaling up existing vaccines in 72 of the world's poorest countries would not only save six million lives ― it would save billions of dollars in treatment costs and lost productivity over the next decade.