Sentences with phrase «dig deep into their pockets if»

However, Spurs will have to dig deep into their pockets if they are to permanently sign Rabiot, with PSG reportedly keen to keep hold of the midfielder in the long - term.

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While their Premier League rivals will have to dig very deep into their pockets to sign him, if they deem Lukaku a player who can help deliver them silverware for the next five plus years, then they arguably shouldn't have too much of an issue splashing out as both Chelsea and United have the resources.

It's added that the Italian giants will place a $ 50m price - tag on Donnarumma to ensure that even if their rivals still wish to sign him, they'll have to dig deep into their pockets to afford him as they look to protect their position and keep their top players at the club for years to come.

«To be asked to dig deeper into the pockets of their constituents so a huge, profitable energy company can keep three outdated nuclear plants open is simply unfair and wrong - headed, especially when many areas of the state will not receive little, if any, of the energy produced by the plants.»

If you dig into your pocket to protect yourself and your family with a more sophisticated system, you won't have to dig any deeper to pay false alarm penalty fees.

That said, if you're a gamer who just wants a console that plays great - looking games without digging too deep into your pocket books, the Xbox One X is a bit overkill - save some money and buy yourself an Xbox One S... preferably the one with a 2 TB hard drive.

If you can afford it, a low - deductible plan will ensure that you won't have to dig deep into your pockets to pay for auto body work or car repairs resulting from a wreck.

If you buy less insurance than you need, you will be digging deep into your own pockets in the event of a disaster.