Sentences with phrase «afford all»

«But now I can't afford them unless they're bringing in sales.»

The new hotel offers a sort of metaphor for the village, which is roughly half farmers and half billionaires (millionaires can't afford this real estate).

Q: How do I compensate my salespeople when I can't afford to pay a big base salary, equity counts for less than it used to, and the reps aren't making their numbers?

While larger companies can afford lost products during production runs, startups can't.

It's easy to focus on those elements and delegate if you can afford to.

And frankly, Apple can afford to overpay on Tidal, if it comes to that.

Costs are being passed on to students, who can least afford it.

In an industry known for its ruthless margins, Couche - Tard can't afford to overpay for acquisitions any more than it can for the stock on store shelves.

It's a decent middle ground, he says, if you don't want to waste precious water and can't afford to tear out your lawn and xeriscape.

If a competitor lowers the price on a product by 20 percent, can you still afford to match?

Those who know, know; those who don't mostly can't afford it.

Once you're there and can afford to save even more, contribute to an IRA, too.

When you're bootstrapping, you can't afford to bet the farm on one big idea.

If you're thinking about moving to the nation's capital you're probably wondering whether you can afford to settle in the city.

Usually, fast growing companies can not afford to wait for inexperienced employees to become experienced managers, at least in the short - term.

The companies can likely afford to pay extra fees, but could still be at a disadvantage when competing with carrier - owned services.

They can't afford to analyze every detail or they'd never get anywhere.

Sometimes employees have insights that you can ill afford to ignore.

In fact, $ 5.80 per square foot was a price I could easily afford and would readily accept, but I kept that information to myself.

«Working alone doesn't afford you any kind of definition between your personal life and your work life,» says Cullin, who runs a Web design company, Jade Rapture.

Oh, and he couldn't afford to spend more than $ 40,000.

Some of them just can't afford to live in what is now one of the most expensive places in the world in the way the existing compensation model in the Valley is set up.

Without net neutrality, the large cable companies and other ISPs would be free to provide multiple levels of service, and there is a concern that new ventures and up and coming entrepreneurs would be faced with a barrier to entry that they simply couldn't afford to clear.

Even if you can't initially afford all those people, you still have options.

Small organizations typically can not afford to hire a lot of specialists.

The best example of this scenario is using a GIF attached to a tweet — since Twitter has started supporting in - line gifs, you can use them to capitalize on the extra real estate they afford.

She created make - up for customers who didn't want the cheapest drugstore brands but couldn't afford the department store brands.

«Rich people know not being solvent enough to personally afford something is not relevant.

He understood that a great team member is a sure thing, and when you're holding an ace, you can afford to bet big.

Critics point to MDC's lack of overall profits and its huge amount of debt as signs of a company making more bets than it can afford to lose, (this, despite its increased revenues, organic growth and free cash flow).

My friend could afford the car, of that there was no question.

Not long ago, only large entities could afford to sponsor large events as a way of building goodwill and boosting revenue.

«It has allowed us to bring in a higher caliber of execs when we can't really afford to pay the going rate.»

Szijjarto said that with EU efforts towards a satisfactory joint approach proving to be «long and time - consuming», Hungary «can not afford to wait any longer».

Still, the housing market's recovery remains slow, in part because many Americans lack the credit to qualify for a mortgage or can't afford the larger down payments now required.

If you feel that having an assistant would significantly enhance your image and marketability and you can't afford a full - time receptionist, consider hiring a part - time assistant or using virtual assistant services.

But what many fail to consider is that when ordinary Canadians are unable to afford real estate — even when borrowing at unusually low interest rates — the market will adjust.

Edmark could afford to merchandise in stores and to place ads in the trade press and in consumer magazines.

We knew very little about supply chain, and we couldn't afford to invest in a sophisticated inventory - tracking system or spend the time acquiring import licences, both items typically considered must - haves for a major retail operation.

Likewise, TGT wallets offer comfort, lightness, and ample pocket space; and they afford guys the ability to leave unnecessary bags at home.

Also, choose a processor with as much cache memory behind as wide a front - side bus as you can afford.

Naturally, you'd need to be able to to afford putting the business on hiatus, but the benefits of a little time away can be plentiful.

Granted, not everyone can afford this type of help, but for those looking to build a substantial internet presence, the expense is often well worth it.

It affects the jobs we get offered and the ones we can afford to take.

Someone has to mind the store and no business can afford to have too many team members otherwise occupied.

If you don't have a professional headshot and can't afford a professional photographer, get a friend to take your picture, preferably using a real camera, not a phone.

But instead of giving up and no longer trying to get involved, try setting aside 10 minutes a day — an amount of time that almost anyone can afford to allot.

They think, «If my net profit is larger than the salary, then I can afford to hire someone.»

«They're the leading candidate in this effort and can afford to pay the most because of cost synergies and scale.»

Still, we could afford to learn from competing economies, and Germany serves as a useful case - study.