Sentences with phrase «cuts into»

This knowledge may be very difficult, just because it no longer builds up its own object and is obliged, on the contrary, to submit to it; but however little it cuts into its object, it is into the absolute itself that it bites.

Sometimes this is in a side room after the service concludes, but very few people usually take advantage of this, because this often cuts into their lunch plans.

«2 The diversity which Henry, as one of modern evangelicalism's founders, laments has been noted more positively by Richard Quebedeaux in his book The Young Evangelicals - Revolution in Orthodoxy.3 In this book Quebedeaux offers a typology for the conservative wing of the Protestant church, differentiating Separatist Fundamentalism (Bob Jones University, Carl McIntire) from Open Fundamentalism (Biola College, Hal Lindsey), Establishment Evangelicalism (Christianity Today, Billy Graham) from the New Evangelicalism (Fuller Theological Seminary, Mark Hatfield), and all of these from the Charismatic Movement which cuts into orthodox, as well as ecumenical liberal and Roman Catholic constituencies.

Nor do they want to provide more time off at added cost, which of course cuts into productivity.

We've become aware of how the workplace cuts into the parent - child relationship, but we haven't thought enough about what it does to marriage.

Amos's protest cuts into the situation and exposes its contradictions.

But by definition, this line cuts into the interior of the efficient frontier.

While this can often lead to impressive initial results, your payments to Google are an unrecoverable cost which cuts into profits every month.

By May 8 consideration was being given to extending the cuts into 2018.

While Congress remains on track to clear a sweeping tax bill before Jones arrives, any hiccup could suddenly throw the GOP plan to deliver $ 1.5 trillion in tax cuts into question.

If the seller then resells the bitcoin, they may have to pay capital gains taxes so it cuts into money earned on the sale, he said.

If the seller then resells the bitcoin, he or she may have to pay capital gains taxes so it cuts into money earned on the sale, he said.

Global oil prices, meanwhile, are quietly testing one - month highs ahead of next week's OPEC meeting in Vienna, where ministers from the cartel's members are widely expected to extend and agreement on production cuts into the first quarter of 2018.

When a retailer has too much merchandise, it cuts into its margins.

Myth No. 5: Planning cuts into flexibility.

At the same time, House Speaker Paul Ryan has also signaled the legislation may be a precursor to larger attempted cuts into America's social safety net — including Medicare and Social Security.

As the fast - casual business increasingly cuts into the market for fast food, it may be time for McDonald's to try and ditch its cheap but low - quality reputation.

It even cuts into the sales of Switch's own Flexible boot line.

«Obviously that cuts into their profit, but it does afford them the chance to pick up some more market share,» says Hirsch.

However, you'll also be paying them a higher fee than if you were paying your own drivers, which cuts into profits.

One of the last sights they see before sprinting on to the grass is a small chapel cut into the tunnel wall.

If you are planning to exit a freeway but don't realize until too late that the clogged right lane consists of cars queued for that exit, do not try to cut into the line.

And be realistic about the chances of not receiving that money: a long stay in a private retirement home, a re-marriage, investment losses, or the relative simply living a really long time can cut into the amount you end up receiving.

While the wireless broadband technology is being tested, cable companies are rolling out even faster and higher - capacity fiber optic wired connections to homes and businesses, cutting into the promised speed and cost advantages of 5G.

Absence from the list, known as a formulary, means that health plans won't cover the drugs in question, which would cut into the manufacturers» sales.»

I live in the mountains where I drop trees, cut them into rounds, and use a gas - powered splitter to chop them into firewood.

The store, which is popular with teenagers, is the latest in a string of once - popular brick and mortar retailers that are now struggling as online sales cut into their sales.

Trump's protectionist immigration policies would then cut into the tech sector's talent pool.

Above all, the analysts were interested in the future of the Roll Up the Rim customer loyalty program, which cut into sales this year after odds for prize payouts were increased to 1 in 6 to celebrate the promotion's 25th anniversary.

$ 5,000 / week to rent (high season) Bedrooms: sleeps 10 - 12 Bathrooms: N / A Square footage: 1,700 Designed by Bjarne Mastenbroek of SeARCH and Christian Müller of CMA, this amazing home cut into the Swiss Alps is a neighbor to the prize - winning architectural destination Therme Vals hotel / spa complex.

Now, smartphones are cutting into all of that, as are tablets.

I always knew we were cutting into the car rental business model.

The downturn has cut into profits at U.S. casino operators such as Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Wynn Resorts Ltd., which have multibillion - dollar projects in the pipeline.

The shift, which now covers the vast majority of new phones sold, has helped improve the carriers» profit margins while cutting into upgrade sales at phone makers, including Apple (aapl) and Samsung.

But these are the two that made the cut into the broadcast, so these are the two I am drawing conclusions from.

Meanwhile, stdios grappled with plunging DVD revenues as piracy and downloading cut into revenues.

The planned capital investments follow backlogs that choked UPS» network during last year's holiday shopping surge, which led to shipping delays and forced UPS to spend $ 125 million on leasing additional planes and trucks, cutting into the company's Q4 profits.

A handful of partners began to leave for better - paying jobs, taking their equity capital with them, which cut into the profits of the remaining partners.

One passenger was killed Tuesday on a Dallas - bound Southwest flight after an engine exploded, causing shrapnel to cut into the Boeing 737 - 700's fuselage, or the body of the plane.

And fiscal hawks have expressed optimism that accelerating economic growth — and subsequent revenues — will cut into the legislation's cost.

While these small interruptions cut into a business» bottom line, they aren't the only productivity thieves companies have.

All these factors further constrict the number of mortgage - worthy homebuyers; as banks scramble to court them, cutting into their profit margins looks ever more likely.

The findings suggest they had their faces smeared with a red pigment, and the skeletons show signs of mutilation, including broken sternums and notches cut into the rib - cages.

They no longer fear that doing so will make them fall behind on their workload or cut into commission - based compensation.

At first, I was worried the concierge would take too long going over the basics and end up cutting into my time with the car, but I was wrong.

Taking time out of your day to check Twitter and Facebook does nothing but waste time and cut into your productivity.

It's not solar or wind power that is cutting into the coal industry — but the explosion in natural gas as a result of fracking.

Some see HP's decision to cut itself into two more narrowly - focused businesses as a direct contrast to Dell's decision to buy EMC (EMC)(and VMware (VMW)-RRB- which is all about scale and the ability to offer a federated set of products and services.

«Trade wars, a recession, any notion of any weakness in global economies are going to cut into,» oil prices, Kloza said.

A strong rise in inflation would send borrowing costs higher and could cut into corporate profits.