Sentences with phrase «to buy more things»

These cheaper items will not last long and you will be back at the store buying more things.

But I think I'm going to force myself to buy more things out of my comfort zone.

This obviously is the ideal strategy going forward, as the bulk of their customers are starting to buy more things online.

In the absence of personalized or dynamic pricing, this also means that wealthy people generally buy more things than people with less disposable income.

I am now reverting into buying more thIngs for My imaginary lifestyle.

Even if you're on the hunt for vintage tees and are absolutely not allowing yourself to buy any more things for your house, you might find the crystal glassware of your dreams.

I wish I could buy more things in bulk, but I really have to be careful with those bins because of my peanut allergies Frozen fruits are something I ALWAYS buy in mass quantities, though.

We ofcourse bought more things than usual but in our defense we Continue Reading...

I just bought some more things from the site, gah, so bad!

This thing's running a modified version of the Android OS, designed to give you immediate access to your Nook account, and also to encourage you to buy more things via said Nook account if you want.

Economists typically (and reasonably) assume that people tend to buy more things as they earn more money.

The Bitcoin price may have been substantially beaten down, but the currency buys you more things than ever before, the wide distribution of ATMs continues to make adoption easier, and the technology and the ecosystem are arguably stronger than ever.

Rich people buy more things, and more expensive things.

Amazon declined to comment, but analysts said the goal is almost certainly a device designed to get customers to buy more things from Amazon.

And they're not just saving money on rent and commuting costs, Matt tells CNBC: «We also need less stuff to fill our place, and we feel less social pressure to buy more things to match our living situation.»

«A lot of the excess labor is going to need to go help the people who have lower incomes,» he notes, adding that «Yes, some of it will go to, «Hey, we'll be richer and people will buy more things.»

Washing things, bending over to pick things up, folding things, putting things back where they belong, stuffing things in a bag and carrying them with you, making your kids put things down, kindly requesting that your kids give things to you, buying more of the right kind of things to prevent you from needing to buy more things.

And then you can use that Walmart eGift Card to buy more things.

Not only does shopping promote more waste physically, but one could argue that the «need» to shop or buy more things is just another excuse for not doing the work of editing, sorting, categorizing, and organizing.

It kills me when someone release a self help book bible and they basically just use it as an advertisement for you to buy more things or if you just buy this other book you will get answers.

Just try to be mindful of how you go about it, lest you fall into the trap of using your capsule wardrobe as an excuse to buy more things that you «need» to make your wardrobe «perfect.»

By taking one of the challenges, you can end the cycle of always having to buy more things, but finding you still don't have what you really need or want.

Obviously I have bought more things that I also love but this items were definitely highlights and favourites from the whole year.

Personally, I have the tendency to buy more things than I should when I am feeling stressed.

So if I buy more things, some of the old ones have to go.

J. Jill has great basics of many kinds (although I bought more things there when they sold anything at all with prints, now it's 100 % solids).

Children's clothing (buy what your kids need but control your teen or tween, when school starts in August they will see other kids wearing things they want and you will find yourself buying them more things.)

I have heard that most employees who work on prototype projects at Lab126 want to make cool tech, but CEO Jeff Bezos wants to sell things at cost and turn them into gateways to buy more things from Amazon.

Yes, it's a connection to Amazon and it's built primarily as a means to get people to buy more things, digital and physical, from Amazon.

What's hard is getting rid of the temptation to buy more things you don't need.

They get discouraged, lose focus and then give in to their temptations for instant gratification and buying more things they can't afford.

There is a need to buy some things, a pressure to buy more things, and little income coming in, which is great test for the real world and for a new card user.

But when they used cards, the payment pain was numbed, and they tended to buy more things that will pack on the pounds.

Often, lifestyle inflation manifests itself in eating out more, buying more things, and «upgrading» various belongings, from the furniture to the car to the types of clothes you wear.

The game does have it's fair share of monotonous grinding / farming for resources so you can sell them for money in order to buy more things — so whether you'll like it will probably come down to if you like simulation games like this.

Collect coins, and buy more things to burn!

The more activities you enjoy with them, the less time you'll have to think about choice and whether you could live elsewhere or buy more things.

He wants more people to buy more things.

The idea is that customers could save more on their orders, then pickup in the store where they might buy more things, while also saving Walmart on shipping expenses.

I'm more of a Google Assistant guy myself, but it might be fun to play around with Alexa every once in and while — even if I will be tempted to buy more things I don't need when opening up the Amazon app to use it.

These are put in place to get you to buy more things from Amazon, and the last thing we want our kids doing is buying things from Amazon.

Planning a trip takes time and effort, but from looking forward to the trip to the positive memories left behind, it's worth the effort and creates more lasting happiness than buying more things.

I started The Inspired Room in 2007 to share my love of decorating and home, but even back then more important to me than decorating ideas or new projects or buying more things was the idea of living authentically.