Sentences with phrase «only save the city money»

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looked at city, nobody remembers that they but a right back called walker for 52m ones the EPL is wraped up next month all we will hear of is that they one the EPL and lost only one game, u gives a damn about money, just give us world class players and trophy moreover arsenal is d 3rd richest club now, will asensl give u a dine for helping them save their money?

I like to see owners spend their own money; i love owners who give a s & % t. Rather than chastise Chelsea and City, save that venom for our disgusting owner who only spends on ranches and Rams.

One of the main things is that we save a lot of money through our other lifestyle choices, like using cloth diapers, breastfeeding, having only one vehicle (which we only use to go grocery shopping in the city every two weeks or to visit family).

The group, composed of 19 legislators and community members, has urged not only the government merger, but also the combination of some essential government services offered by both the city and the county to save money.

If saving money is important, you'll like the fact that a Comparably Equipped Price on Yaris iA 6MT is $ 2,680 less than the Fiesta Titanium Sedan, and the Yaris iA 6MT's Fuel Economy (city) is 30 while the Fiesta Titanium Sedan's Fuel Economy (city) is only 27.

Not only does the Mirage G4 save you money upfront with its initial price, but its 33 City / 40 Highway MPG rating is miles ahead of the 25 City / 34 Highway MPG rating for the Forte.

Even if it's not considered as cool to ride an electric bus than to drive a Tesla, buses are much more efficient in not only the utilization of space on the road, but also in terms of fuel - efficiency (as measured in Person - Miles Per Gallon (PMPG)-RRB-, so with a switch to electric buses, which are less susceptible to volatile fuel prices and have lower maintenance costs, cities can actually save energy and money while reducing emissions.

Despite the intention to help consumers save money on electricity, only 28 % of Consolidated Edison's (New York City's regulated utility) customer base has chosen an ESCO.