Sentences with phrase «big chunks out»

But the 8 MB block size of Bitcoin Cash takes big chunks out of the mempool.

These «hidden fees» can take big chunks out of your budget if you're not expecting them.

If the funder is selling directly to merchants, given today's sky - high marketing costs, acquisition can take a bigger chunk out of the 40 percent — more like 12 to 15 points (the industry average cost of acquisition for a $ 30,000 advance is $ 2,600).

A larger down payment means that you'll have to take a bigger chunk out of your savings, but will allow you to take out a smaller loan amount — leading to lower overall costs.

The obvious answer is it will take a big chunk out of the 19 million barrels the U.S. economy burns every day.

There are also mutual funds focused only on sustainable companies, but the fees they charge can take a big chunk out of your profit.

With 10 grams of fiber per serving you're looking at taking a big chunk out of your daily fiber requirement, and in a very tasty way.

Because chia seeds are so full of fiber, you don't need to eat very much of them to take a big chunk out of your daily requirement.

It has turned around and took a big chunk out of his Boney ass.

«George Osborne can not now be serious about plans to rip ever bigger chunks out of national spending well into this decade.

I mean, she took a big chunk out of the primary, and she had virtually no staff or no money or no name recognition.

«There's roughly seven million people who die globally from air pollution every year, so getting rid of coal could take a big chunk out of that number as well,» Pearce says, adding that another goal of future research is to dig deeper into the life cycles of coal production as this study only looked at air pollution - related deaths.

Just a couple little things like just something that's not gonna take a big chunk out of your day up that you can justify doing.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: Just a couple little things like just something that's not gonna take a big chunk out of your day up that you can justify doing.

However, that extra workout time has taken a big chunk out of my day.

The project is in development, so won't arrive anytime soon, but once the egg hatches it will be ready to take a big chunk out of the box office.

A new set of Pirelli P Zero tires will take a big chunk out of your wallet.

Turning on the AC makes takes an even bigger chunk out of the power, but it seems like to a large extent than other cars I have driven.

Axing it would've taken a big chunk out of the brand's image in the U.S.

in the first line... But these days even a well - timed joke may quickly be misconstrued and the resulting litigation could take a big chunk out of our days... so we opted for a look at the real deal making all the headlines: the recent news that Amazon and Goodreads will become bed fellows by the end of Q2 (Amazon bought Goodreads for a reported $ 150 million).

«Now it's on the wane, and e-books have bitten a big chunk out of it.»

They take a big chunk out of their market share at margins that, even if they're reimbursed by HP, are narrow at best.

A larger down payment means that you'll have to take a bigger chunk out of your savings, but will allow you to take out a smaller loan amount — leading to lower overall costs.

I'm looking to follow in your footsteps (I read your blog almost every day) But my worry is, when I dollar cost average (making small purchases of the security) I'm worrying about the commissions taking a big chunk out of my bottom line.

Even with your steady income stream, you have financial obligations that may include hefty student loan payments, which can take a big chunk out of your paycheck.

When it comes to spending and saving money, for many of us monthly mortgage payments take the biggest chunk out of our earnings.

While this is still a big chunk out of your monthly budget, it can be cost - effective when you have more than two children that require care.

There are also mutual funds focused only on sustainable companies, but the fees they charge can take a big chunk out of your profit.

Just not too long ago, I was working with one who was very possessive and took a big chunk out of another dog's stomach.

Even when you factor in the $ 70 gift card that Amazon offers to new cardholders, the $ 99 fee for Amazon Prime membership takes a big chunk out of your potential rewards earnings.

Depending on the country of course, but feeding and hydrating yourself can often take a big chunk out of the budget.

Typically, it is the lodging expense that takes the biggest chunk out of a budget for vacation.

Plus, if you buy a ticket on Alitalia, the $ 50 statement credit takes a big chunk out of the fee.

This can range up to 3 %, taking a big chunk out of your budget.

Even regular minions can take a big chunk out of your health if you're not careful.

The sky is the limit with marketing, but like previously mentioned, it usually takes a big chunk out of the budget.

He was, however, surrounding himself with a cadre of conservative operatives who embraced agendas completely absent from George Bush's campaign rhetoric: for example, we later learned, a top priority was to invade and overtake Iraq, even much before weaponized commercial jets ripped a big chunk out of the Pentagon and took down New York City's Twin Towers.

Yes, you'll have to pay interest on your auto loan, but you won't have to take a big chunk out of your savings account to get your car.

State motor vehicle departments keep track of even the smallest infractions, and you'd be surprised how quickly a few minor moving violations can add up to a pretty big chunk out of your pocketbook, usually in the form of higher car insurance premiums.

Long before Google's Pixel takes a big chunk out of Apple, it is likely to take an even bigger chunk out of the other high - end Android phones.

With the economy in the dumps, the sub-prime mess screwing over most of my buyers, and the gasoline price taking a bigger chunk out of my budget, I was heartened by all of the NAR's victories in our settlement with the DOJ.

Ranging from $ 100 to $ 250 per square foot, stone countertops take a big chunk out of your budget.

My husband dropped a ceramic toothbrush holder in our white pedestal sink (only a few years old) and it took a big chunk out of the sink!

Not exact matches

New entrant Mobilicity is being acquired by Telus, a big chunk of wireless spectrum reserved for new players is about to be transferred from Shaw and Quebecor to Rogers, and the other small independent players — Wind and Public Mobile — are reportedly running out of cash.

You can run your treasury out of Victoria and serve a big chunk of the Asia Pacific.

«They're enrolled in the program, and then they look at their next pay stub and see a big chunk of money taken out for coverage they don't need.

Over the long run, AI will move from the back office to the front office and take big chunks of incumbents out along the way.

The critics are saying, yes, you called them out, but Berkshire Hathaway still owns a big chunk of Wells Fargo.

Things don't really have to be that exact because over a long enough period, investing one big large chunk each year versus 12 smaller chunks each month starts equaling out.

That would see a big chunk of Canadian sovereignty and the ability to guide the economy through monetary policy go out the window.