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61. A shift system that improves junior doctors' working conditions is unlikely to save money.

62. She worked to save money, but was sad that things just cost too much.

63. Procaccia, the law school dean, believes the intent of the compensation bill is to save money.

64. Like other manifestations of facilities management, these deals can save money as well as trouble, in particular by eliminating spare capacity.

65. He even ate at the soup kitchen to save money and time.

66. It is supposed to save money and impose some market discipline on bureaucracy's natural tendency to swell.

67. Companies adopt technology to save money and improve the bottom line.

68. You'll save money on petrol if you drive your car at low speed.

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69. The Borough Council is considering closing the aviaries to save money.

70. With gasoline prices recently hitting their highest level in five years, is Walker driving less to save money?

71. That will save money and expense, but the question is, will it guarantee anything for the pensioners themselves?

72. A new scheme designed to help our regular theatregoers to save money.

73. First and foremost, they are looking for ways to save money.

74. It can help you to raise money, stabilise your mortgage payments or simply save money.

75. The study concludes that California drivers would save money if insurance laws were changed.

76. A new advice centre opened in Edinburgh today, where energy advisers will tell you how to save money.

77. One council member proposed to close three of the schools to save money.

78. He journeyed without royal vestments, wearing a disguise to escape detection and perhaps to save money.

79. The company realized they could actually save money if we changed to a modern computerized system.

80. If we use energy efficiently, we help preserve our environment, and save money,[sentencedict.com] too.

81. Bigger classes and lower education standards are predicted as teachers are sacked to save money.

82. They never seem to turn the heat on; I guess they're trying to save money.

83. The council says it's trying to save money, and is merely proposing to bring church schools into line with other state schools.

84. Thinking to save money, I laid the claim that we already possessed a Trojan Horse fragment of our own.

85. Whitehall sources say Treasury officials are searching for ways to save money, with spending cuts a likely option.

86. It would save money simply to give the pits to the miners for a nominal sum, say ￡1.

87. She tried to save money without being stingy.

88. I save money in a post office savings account.

89. For my house for rent, worry, you save money!

90. Save money by eliminating redundant data entry.