Sentences with phrase «charge them more money»

When interest rates rise, banks can charge more money on loans and credit cards, potentially increasing their profitability.

If you're trying to make better shopping choices for the environment by choosing «greener» or ethically made products, you're going to be bombarded by dozens of labels purporting to measure up to a certain standard, and probably charging more money for the goods.

Also its just basic common sense we have the 5th largest fan base World wide, made it to the knock out stages in 2012/13 season where as city didn't, we have a bigger stadium and charge more money, city's newest sponsorship deal is worth around 12mill per year ffs how could they have greater revenue than us.

The report that landed on Sunday drew a few broad conclusions: pricing is opaque; quality and cost aren't always correlated; increased market - share often increases costs; cost - shifting — which is when hospitals with large Medicaid populations try to make up for that by charging more money to commercial insurers — doesn't happen that often.

The real reason for the instructions is, of course, to eat up our airtime and charge us more money.

You know so we can be charged more money.

They give a lame excuse for renewing it when you've requested hat it be cancelled and persist in charging more money.

Verdict — The Renault Scala is nothing but a badge engineered Nissan Sunny, it might have been strong had the Sunny facelift not come but the updates made by Nissan make the Scala not only look old but quite pointless too as Renault continues to charge more money than the Japanese automaker, the Scala finishes last in this shootout.

This is good to fraudulent car manufacturers because they charge more money.

If you've been thinking about purchasing a red sports car, but have put your search on hold because you're afraid your car insurance company will charge you more money, think again!

They also charge more money than their competitors, which is why budget conscious libraries often deal with many different companies for more specialized content.

Major publishers are charging more money for e-books.

Amazon trained everyone that the standard price of an e-book was $ 9.99, but publishers wanted to charge more money and this drove the average price to $ 12.99 to $ 17.99.

When the program expands outside of the US it is likely they will offer package deals to reach a certain region or charge more money to showcase the e-book in all of them.

This is a blow to the rival Kiwi streaming service Lightbox that is forced to pay tax, therefore charge more money.

Traditional publishers usually have to charge more money because of the advances they pay authors in book deals.

The RRC said no and I agree that charging more money for the privilege of reading a book you already paid for just because you can't see it is unreasonable.

If they could charge you more money, then they would just charge you it.

Competing vendors sometimes charge you a percent of assets, make you use their mutual funds, or have other ways of charging more money over time.

It's often just a way for your grocer to charge more money for less food: • A plastic container of cut - up cantaloupe chunks costs $ 2.99 for one serving.

This is one way to lower our scores and charge us more money.

Handlers of service dogs can not be charged more money because of their dogs, nor can they be denied the rights and access granted to those without service animals.

Plus, it's completely unethical to charge more money for a white puppy than his typical colored littermates.

Unethical breeders use marketing strategies to attract and charge more money for smaller Shih Tzu puppies within a litter.

Plus, unethical breeders advertise and charge more money for merle or «rare» white coats, which is despicable.

And now, some people deliberately continue that kind of falsehood, talking about «colors almost lost», «rare», «unusual», even charging more money for those puppies.

It might be cheaper to burn a few more points to avoid charging more money to your credit card.

They do so to take you further down the beach in order to charge you more money.

Attempting to charge more money for the same or less features (either through price increase or by moving those features or content behind a DLC or microtransaction purchase) will evoke a feeling of unfairness within the existing playerbase.

Leave it to Nintendo to charge more money for a game everyone and their dog already owns anyway.

In other words they wanted to sell us an incomplete piece of garbage game and charge us more money for cut story content as DLC.

While I wasn't thrilled that codemasters decided to charge more money for content that was already complete, F1 2013, in my opinion is the

This means that as Duke Energy and other providers that are doing the same thing — building generation facilities with high capital costs relative to their probable return using our tax dollars, more or less directly transporting those dollars into their pockets — sell the electricity built with the resources we helped them build, they will charge us more money for all the electricity they sell.

Inequities between urban and rural power customers also need to be addressed: rural Ontario is being penalized by being forced to host wind power projects and then charged more money for electricity.

Over time we've found that often those outside services charge more money than what we charge to do it.

With PCLaw you are charged more money for a maintenance contract, suggesting possibly that you may need to spend hours on the phone with support staff to get PCLaw set up.

If you say yes to any health question on any burial insurance application, the insurance company will at minimum charge you more money.

On the other hand, there are some insurers that would charge you more money and / or impose a waiting period due to a recent aneurysm.

Consequently, they charge you more money and impose a waiting period.

If you exceed a given company's build chart, they will likely respond by charging you more money.

Please remember that there is no final expense life insurance company that will not charge you more money on your monthly premium.

It's rare, but there are some companies out there (and we have access to them) that will simply charge you more money and not impose a waiting period.

However, both of those companies still charge you more money per month because of the COPD or emphysema.

I know it may seem unfair that you get charged more money on insurance for trying to cut down on fuel emissions with your hybrid, but if you were to get into an accident with a hybrid, the damages would be more expensive to fix.

You can't be denied care or charged more money if you're sick, have a pre-existing medical condition, or if you're female.

There are plenty of insurance companies that will not charge you more money because of the use of chewing tobacco.

Again there are other companies that accept people with CHF and Caridomyopathy, but they charge more money than Aetna.

The insurer has to charge more money upfront for return of premium policies because they invest the money and keep any interest (return) on the money you paid them.

On the other hand, some insurance companies will charge you more money, and pay some of your benefits right away (like a graded plan).

They will probably charge you more money because of this.