Sentences with phrase «consider working out a deal»

If babysitting is a problem, consider working out a deal with other parents.

Not exact matches

«These 3G guys are really about how can we extract more out of the business, and long term, that tends to not work out well for a brand,» says Horan, who is considering «shorting,» or betting against, the shares of the holding company if and when the deal closes and it hits the market.

«We must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill, the eyes of all people are upon us; so that if we shall deal falsely with our God in this work we have undertaken and so cause him to withdraw his present help from us, we shall be made a story and a byword through the world... till we be consumed out of the good land whither we are going.»

No work permit and then having to sort out loan deals to the right clubs, keeping an eye on him while considering whether to sign more strikers.

There are lots of little things to work out when dealing with a partner that you might not have considered in the long run that could cause serious problems, such as these five things:

That works out to approximately $ 150,000 per job, an exceptionally bad deal for taxpayers considering that the average new teacher (who would have been first in line for a pink slip) makes considerably less than half that in salary and benefits.

Along with 2 of his managers, Guy and Ken, Nick worked patiently with me to work out a deal that we all considered to be fair and allowed me to drive home our new car.

If the writer in question earned $ 20k on a book that sold a few copies (perhaps because of an unreasonable advance she somehow forced out of the publisher), then you may consider that a sweet deal (one that is very unfair to the publisher, who would likely never want to work with her again).

You can consider posting a short excerpt on your site, but prior to doing so, you will want to check in with the publishing house or your literary agent — if serial rights to your book have been sold / are being worked out, you don't want to jettison the deal by giving out the information for free.

If you are approaching bankruptcy, if you are afraid to answer the phone, you should probably consider working out a debt settlement deal with your creditors.

If that doesn't work, consider talking to a debt counselor, who understand the Fair Debt Collection Act and are qualified to work out deals with creditors that consumers may not be able to.

While the Swiss artist is only 40, this is a very big deal: considered one of the most innovative artists working today, Fischer has carved out a sui - generis place in the art world with Surrealism - inflected works that merge bleeding - edge technology with deep psychological unease.

Divided in four parts, it deals with: how to work out what career you want; how to land the job (CVs, interviews, etc.); making an impact in your new role and doing your own thing — for those considering an entrepreneurial career.

Add the nickel and diming (or really deuce and C - noting) the company does after you've already shelled out over $ 200 for a lock that only works with a minority of phones and it really doesn't seem like a good deal, considering it's 20x more expensive than the lock that only opens with a key which you may end up doing when you get tired of draining your battery with this phone or get a phone not compatible with it.

That works out to roughly $ 900 for two phones, which is a staggeringly good deal considering that other carriers, like T - Mobile, are offering a single V30 (non-Plus) for $ 30 per month, or about $ 800 total after a two - year contract.

More than likely most of the homes that come through the MLS aren't going to be fantastic awesome sweet deals but some of them may be close to being good deals and you may want to consider them but then once you actually get to check out the house and see that it needs $ X amount of work then the deal won't be a great deal and you've gotten a good look at a couple of houses and you're practicing already!